It creates a layer of complexity to keep it functioning, your guests may not understand/like it, and I personally would not stay in a place with any kind of electronic device that *may* be used to monitor me.

@Jason Setzer Yes, meaning they do a cheaper online/desktop appraisal internally pulling comparables electronically and not sending an actual appraiser to the property.

Also other lenders have shared with me that because the name has the word "lodge," there are coin washers and dryers, the doors have electronic locks for each room, and the rooms are numbered, this makes it commercial. 

From anything such as a light bulb to some electronic device.

Most of my forms are electronic, however this is a paper form. 1.

I also write an introduction letter saying hello and my name and emergency contacts and where to report repair requests and what to do if there’s more of an emergency type situation that we need to deal with not like a 911 situation and what to do with rent, where to mail it or electronic payment instructions.

They had it set with electronic locks so that they could assign a pin for gusts to use at the doorpad or from an app.They did sell that house a couple years ago.

I immediately ran into a problem because TennantCloud uses Stripe or electronic payments and my local credit union does not allow Stripe transactions (Strange I know but it's a problem). 

Your Comment: "For some reason I didn't really think of it as real tangible money" This comment is intended as an observation, not a lecture but because credit cards and electronic autopay are so prevalent, people have lost touch with money, which is your life energy.

It is simple and you can electronically record it to convey title from your LLC back to you.