You'll pay more in interest, but you'll have access to the capital you need.

Guests care about certain things: location, price and the space, as in the amount of it.

I stay in the commercial space.

I would give him access to the account number as I would transfer the money out of it right away, and would make sure that it didn't allow overdraft. 

Buildable space is limited (low supply & high demand = $$)con: traffic up there is misery.

I don't have MLS access either. 

It doesn't have a ramp, handicap accessible bathrooms, or other new commercial building requirements that are typical.The lease that I've offered them says that they are responsible with complying with any ADA requirements, but they want me to be responsible. 

As a former tax accountant myself, I congratulate you for making the switch and joining the commercial real estate space!

Will need an agent for mls access.

In most states it is public record and can be accessed on the tax site.