At such an early stage this is highly speculative, especially since most payments are made via cryptocurrencies (volatile), however this segment will undoubtedly mature.

Been hearing this topic being whispered around and wanted to hear everyone’s thoughts:Thoughts on Crypto currency entering the real estate world and as a form of payment in the future?

Sort of confused on how people transfer a house to their business or get started.

Instead of throwing money away (yes, that's what renting is - and this is coming from a landlord *cough* don't tell my tenants I said that) you're instead transferring your liquidity into equity.

Would the three other roommates (not renewing) have to give consent (in form of writing) for the Landlord to use the original security deposit for this "transfer lease"? 

What you do from here is find out who did the job, when, and if your state law covers a certain period AND if the previous owner's contract with this plumber covers warranty AND if it was transferable (as the warranty is not issued to you).

Sales and transfers of title do not trigger reassessment.

They transferred me over to Cal Vet.

Then I can periodically transfer money to the original bank?

It's an old school way however that is fraught with difficulties - determination of equity and value, transfer of deed, and of course the opportunity to place yourself at the mercy of the person across the table.The post Starker method of sell (documented by QI with funds held by QI) followed by purchase (documented by QI with funds transferred in by QI) is ever so much easier.