I use Venmo for rent collection -- it's free for the payee (and the payer if funding w/ ACH or debit) and the app is easy to use.

I'd check the laws in your state regarding prepaid rent, because every state has their own regulations on such things.

Operating Agreement, LLC bank account, debit card for my LLC bank account, etc.), I will IMMEDIATELY start operating under my LLC.

My tenants all have checking accounts and have their rent debited on the 3rd each month, they are interested in our tenant training program (we train them to start thinking like homeowners and even allow them in training sessions we hold for new investors) so that they express care for the property rather than apathy, they value paying their rent as a priority and have made sacrifices to do so in tight times.

Most people who have been taken by this scam only hesitate briefly before wiring the money, as they have already "cashed" the doctor's check, they are sitting on a year's worth of prepaid rent and the dollar amount for the furniture is small in comparison, and believe that if the check were fake it would have bounced already.The cashier's check from the good doctor bounces roughly three weeks after the homeowner deposits it (contrary to popular belief, it takes financial institutions longer to figure out that a cashier's check is worthless, in comparison to a personal or corporate check).

For rent collection, they can either pay online with a bank draft (free to them), or with cash/debit card at any Walmart or Kroger, and the rent is direct deposited into my bank account.

You want to find a group or an individual who can provide the 401K documents, then your mother can find a bank that doesn't have its collective consciousness firmly planted up their debit columns.

This is tedious but it works.You also need to consider the other forms of payment like credit and debit cards.  

Only natural inflation, rather than artificial booms and busts (which are NOT inevitable parts of some so-called "business cycle", but are the result of the sale and purchase of Treasury Bonds to make currency plentiful or to make it scarce, like to get everybody speculating, building, and gaining things, but then to crash it so they can swoop in and buy them all for pennies on the dollar for themselves.This interest we pay....where is the credit for that debit? 

My best = $170K purchase, with $3.4K seller credits (2% to cover prepaids).