However, how to conduct transactions and banking within the LLC is probably best discussed with a CPA.

Look into how easy their preferred method is and as long as it can be traced and doesn't require high transactional fees I would let them use it.

It also depends on how the transaction is structured and legalities in the state you operate.

Look at the Hotels that are getting big Government Money, our Taxes, to house all the Illegal Immigrants that this Administration has flooding across our borders.

We (my team, as an agent, not as an investor) interact with a lot of lenders every year on close to 100 transactions, so I can tell you which ones are great and which ones to run from (like Quicken)!

@Nicholas P.Also forgot to mention: you could just cross out that clause (initial it if you like), before you sign and return it.

We plan to still use an agent for our purchase and let them handle that side of the transaction. 

Since then we’ve had only a couple more closings from buyer transactions.

There was a tree we needed to cut down (very costly) and it bordered the property next door which the city owned.

Let's just hope it continues to stabilize to more reasonable transactions!