I got mine through a run in at a grocery store, the lady had 200+ homes, it took about a year to get the list of homes together and I assigned packages of 10 to buyers, that took about 9 months.

I had an allure ultra click lock floor in a retail store for two years and when we lost our lease I pulled it up and installed it in a rental.

Probably try a place like sofi or a pawn store or hard money lender Unless your credit is shot.

For example, you buy a plot of commercial land and then rent it to Walgreen's, Walgreen's would pay to build their store, they then pay you monthly for the property and they also pay for all other expenses.Check out BiggerPockets Podcast 047: Apartment Complexes, NNN Leases, and Commercial Real Estate with Joel Owens - https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/12/0...Also a good blog post: Triple Net Lease Investing (NNN): The “No Toilet” Method to Real Estate Investing - https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/02/0...

There are arguments that they are not backed by anything or that digital monies are insecure, but your fiat money in the bank is stored electronically and backed by nothing but a promise. 

Wait until I have my own single family house (could be years from now) to buy a shed and store equipment. 4.

In my first store, it was a residential heavy area and I would work with a ton of realtors and GCs who were involved in flips.

Most retail stores do this. 

I believe I have the ability to set a dollar limit they can charge before prompting a store associate to call me for approval.

I love the cash app because it tells me who sent the payment but unless you want to pay a small fee, you wont get the money until the next business day. maybe you could offer a very small discount if they pay via Cash App vs in person to keep them out of the store.