EricaI don't think your financing has anything to do with being able to roll your gains into another property, but I would definitely do some investigation before doing one of those, specially with 1031s because there are some very specific rules that need to be followed otherwise your transfer will be invalidated.I also saw your post saying you wouldn't live in some of those neighborhoods!

How is the user using the account - to buy everyday items, to take a cash loan, transfer balances? 

So if banks don't typically allow this transfer, how do people make it happen? 

I can print a "statement", but it's just going to say x amount of btc was transferred into this account, cool that tells you nothing more than what I've already given them.I know this comes down to them just not comprehending how bitcoin works, but how do I give them enough to make them happy?

You will have to monitor how much megabytes in data transfer that you use while uploading your videos to the cloud. 

We have acquired two note deals and are working through the pains of the infamous Peak bail out and getting our files transferred. 

In New York we have many code and compliance issues in every direction that can hold up the sale or transfer of title at closing.

Being a lawyer doesn't give you some magical purview of every legal field so I question their ability to discuss the legality of it in the first place.In regards to the tenants: If they've paid a deposit but haven't responded to your requests to transfer keys and pay first month's rent, then you haven't transferred possession of the property yet.

Coincidence, but is there any advantage to that bank being the my lender, would I get fees reduced or is there some easier less costly 'transfer' they can do since they already service that property?

The only exception is wire transfer, which is typically the only method accepted by title companies when bringing cash to closing due to the fact that it is not reversible.