Granted this is not preliminary research, but instead having an expert assist you and there would be a cost associated with that.  

@Jonathan Greene hit the nail on the head with his replies.

Use a copy of the Quit Deed to show the proof.Update everything associated with your business (utilities, bank accounts,...) to the LLC name 

The idea is to have the rent cover your mortgage and other associated costs of owning a property.

I do agree there is a possibility when cooler heads prevail that you can try to get both a discount and keep the review up and you both agree on those terms. 

I have a question, has anyone ever successfully convinced a property management firm to allow the owner to retain broker rights to the subject property, control of maintenance (we own a contracting company) and also allow the property owner to be signatory to all accounts associated with the subject property.

Thereby avoiding a "No assignment" clause in the purchase contract and doing a double closing with the associated fees?

I myself am still seeking legal consul on the that specifically but it looks like that is the direction we are headed

I understand there are premiums associated with any insurance, but does loss assessment insurance mitigate the risk that keeps a lot of people from wanting to invest in condos? 

Now he wants to use our partnership LLC to do rentals and airbnb and I am having a hard time wrapping my head around how to do it.