The entry-level version of QBO (SimpleStart) is only $10/mo but it's underwhelming for your needs and requires shortcuts.Here's the bad news: I'm not aware of any accounting software, including QBO, Xero, Peachtree etc. that is suitable for correct recording of REI books out of the box.

Here are out miniumum requirements:Minimum Requirements: Applicants must make three times (3x) rent in incomeMust show proof of income (Last 30 days of pay statements or other income)Applicants must have suitable criminal history background results determined by property managementApplicants must have suitable credit history.

I’ve even began to wonder if eminent domain would be suitable however I don’t know the legality behind that, and if that’s even available for use in the private sector.If anyone can help that’d be greatly appreciated- SRF

Venmo has evolved over time, so it may be more suitable in the future. 

Would it be suitable to set up another one for personal assets?

It does not look to be constructed properly-just a bunch of dimensional lumber sistered together isn't necessarily suitable for that load-bearing situation.

They are better purchased from a financial advisor that is regulated by the securities industry who educates their client not only on the risks of a DST but also ensures it is a suitable investment in terms of distributions, investment goals and tax strategy.

Does it mean LLC is more flexible/suitable?

Maybe not entirely suitable for large-scale setups, though.

These are high end products and not really suitable for rentals - - why?