Rich,A cynic might suggest that the government is already on top of the problem with the simple solution of inflating the currency.Not that I (or my hard asset investments) are at all cynical . . . . . .

If they dont have a bank account you need a direct deposit solution.

My house is a 3/1; rather than have to deal with the possible risk of 3 unrelated persons, I think a viable solution would be to rent 2 rooms out on a lease and the third (huge master BR), as an airbnb.

Thoughts @Albert Bui or @Chris MasonFrom a residential lendin stand point properties only do not count if your name on the title and the mortgage note are in another entity and mortgage note does not show a personal guarantee.There are different takes to this because the underwriters still see 18 properties on your schedule E and this a gray and this is where the art and science of being a lender, investor, come together.The underwriters in 99% of cases don’t get that LLC’s can be taxed in multiple ways and your lender will have to explain that to them (sole prop, Corp, partnership, etc).When an underwriter sees properties on a schedule E they assume you own it personally because they are used to seeing borrowers who own properties in their own names on that schedule so they assume the same.One solution ive seen used and discussed with multiple accountants and attorneys is to file your LLC as a partnership (form 1065) and have one of your other entities own 1% of your llc while you own the other 99%. 

@Joseph Georgi It is hard to offer a solution without knowing the specific around your income (plus, that's none of my business).

Although many people I respect swear by it, I do not agree with it.When someone wants to sell  house they are not goig to open up a facebook page and find the solution there.Sure when your add pops up on facebook, (because someone has searched for "we buy houses" companies in the past ... cockies and stuffs) you have a chance they will click on the fb add and a lea may happen... this is again, not my kind of gtting leads.

I would never go with one bid unless I had a good understanding of cost/solution and I had a previous relationship with the contractor.

I'll cross-check it with a real estate attorney, but at least I'll have a solution to propose and have s/he confirm. 

For real-estate investment, QBO has everything you need and like most software companies, 90% of their R&D is going towards cloud solutions. 

The highest level KPI's I plan to monitor are listed below.