You can just charge higher rent to each of the individual rooms to cover all the utility costs, or alternatively just divide the costs of all recurring monthly bills based on the sq. footage each room is for each individual tenant. 

Starbucks cards seem to be a recurring theme in this thread.

My one takeaway as an investor and househacker would be to not succumb to the voice in your head that keeps focusing on "what can go wrong" - sure, a bit of anxiety is helpful to keep you on top of your game, but too much and you'll always be looking for the bad in every situation. 

As far as your concerns, there should be a separate bank account for the LLC and for any withdrawal not a specific budget line item (if you're renovating), or not a recurring monthly expense (if you hold and lease out), or  maybe over a certain dollar threshold, checks and withdrawals require both of your signatures.

However, my anxiety and everything I learned from all of you thankfully brought me to common sense.

Or want to collect some cashflow to cover recurring bills each month.

My longer term goal is to accumulate single family and multi family properties to start generating recurring income.

They also maintain an objective opinion and aren't caught up in the emotions or anxiety of a purchase.An Agent can work with you as a client (confidentiality, protecting your interests) while working with the seller as a customer (no confidentiality) and collecting a lower commission.Another option is to have an attorney fill out the contract, but they won't do well for market analysis, negotiation, etc.You can also get the contract from a Title Company and do it on your own.

Having a designated speaker for each with a good topic/slideshow, making time for a networking portion of the meetup, and having snacks/drinks accessible are all great ways to insure recurring attendance.

If you can't work with calculated risks and avoid soiling your drawers three times a day out of general anxiety, you have no business in real estate.