Specifically, they use a service like Plastiq; you can pay Plastiq a flat 3% fee (roughly) to make a wire transfer without triggering a cash advancement with the credit card company.

A Creative Finance Lawsuit can be brought by the Attorney General, the DOJ, FDIC, and on and on among others because it involves banks, wire transfers, possible fraud, possible identity theft, possible equity skimming, possible violations of the Consumer Protection Act, Dodd-Frank, ACT S.A.F.E.

Having to collect the rent (which is done electronically), deposit it and transfer it each month, shouldn't take more than 30 min in total (being very generous).

What are some creative ways to help the current tenant during the transfer of ownership?

How many new investors would know it's as simple as address lookup -> tax rolls (check transfer date and purchase price matches marketing materials) -> EDGAR (verify filing made by owner-entity) -> state corporate lookup (verify the partnership entity leads back to the person who sold interests in it.

Your answers depend on what state you're in and its laws on property transfer.

But if you were to go into county records you would see the sale there as well as the property transfer affidavit. 

Thank you.Just an update, the wire transfer for my draw showed up in my bank account today after waiting well over a week and it was about 1/3 of the amount it should have been, now I have to follow up and see where the rest is and what's going on. 

I'm not sure of the legality so I can't comment there....either way though I'd just go get a personal loan for a balance that low or transfer the property sub-to...

There's no reason a tenant can't pay using a money order or electronic transfer.