Do they have an accelerated quick deposit option?

i really think it's that simple.and, for me personally, if i have long term tenants that have consistently paid on time and had no issues for several years, i will usually get them a gift card or something at year 3 or 5.there is no consensus on BP on this. 

Seller has no money to pay utilities or buy groceries.

No problem!

I would like to prioritize cashflow but I also want to avoid buying something JUST for the cashflow with no appreciation potential at all.

This also is far to easy to set up Schills you have no clue if the people are real and just working for a fake lender..

No.

There is discussion that eventually no jobs will be necessary which is an entirely different discussion. 

Where prices are low, more people can buy, so there is little demand for rentals, so there is limited or no rent growth.

Simple life, no assets, no marriage, no committments, job hops, more time off between jobs, maybe no car, 100% ETFs if they have any savings.