.#3 Allowing a tenant to pay a deposit via a non-profit.#4 Not charging big enough deposits for nicer homes, I have had many recently renovated properties that tenants have destroyed.

Then, an easement would need to be created alongside the first house to allow access to the others behind it.

I'm extremely familiar with this area.Property: 3 unit, all 2 bed/1bath (1 of the 3 units is not allowed as rental due to zoning.

So a 203k loan is a form of an FHA loan which would not allow you to close in an LLC as it has to be a primary residence. 

They do all the work you collect the check.Write fantasy short stories - Using Wattpad you can connect with 80 million readers and find ways to monetize your short stories.Do a course - Udemy or Coursera allows you to easily do your own course and are the most used.Newsletters - Essentially you create a newsletter on a niche you are curious about and put it behind a firewall.

Title companies are catching on more now and are not allowing mobile notaries, do O&E's on any vacant land sales including a letter to the owner's primary address from public records, etc. but some of these are still going through with the money ending up being wired to various scammers.

Invest the loan proceeds in real estate.It allows the investor to put their money to work in two places at once.

Either way, it looks pretty bad for Bigger Pockets to allow a BS post like this. 

I wouldn't recommend collecting rent through Zelle, you should use a property management software that allows this.

For newly constructed, purchased or renovated properties and also retroactive generally over the last 10 years, building components are properly classified into individual units of property and accurate recovery periods for computing depreciation deductions.