A desktop deposit machine can help.

Sometimes you qualify for desk top underwriting (saves the cost of appraisal).

@Michael Sato - It seems to work on the desktop site but not on the mobile page.  

Laptop or desktop?

Some use a desktop financing valuation, while others require an inside appraisal. 

I have Multiple EIN's, and Several QB accounts and one Subscription -  a desktop version and not cloud based so that might be the difference.I love QB and my accounts are happy with what I send them so to each his own for sure.

Security camera will help, just make sure can access from a desktop computer, not just a cell phone.

Quickbooks desktop is normally $200 - $300 and it is a one-time charge that will last about 3 years.The question is do you need bookkeeping done?

There are some fees you will pay during the process: Appraisal, and what's called a Collateral Desktop Analysis which is an in-house audit on the appraisal.Fees for origination and closing costs should never be paid upfront. 

I don’t think I deserve that high of an appraisal based on the work done, but if the bank was willing to give it to me I wouldn’t say no to cheap money hahaSpeaking of that, HELOCs are nice as they have an extremely low cost of capital - closing costs are only a couple hundred dollars and appraisal is the most costly part if you even need one (some lenders will offer desktop appraisals, or use a refi appraisal).