my research shows 2.99% fee with Debit or Credit card to tenant if they pay use these forms of payment.

I don't take credit cards but I believe stripe does.   

I would recommend one bank account and credit card per LLC.

But, only to find out the new bank I went with does NOT offer temp debit cards so basically I'm cardless for 10 days.

When you sell the land and now have a note, the financed amount is then added to the balance sheet, as a debit, the credit is the land value and the second credit is a contra-account called Deferred Gross Profit.

Do any of you have a questionnaire or other recommendations on how best to gather information from all of the existing or previous tenants to try and get a "report card" to see how the manager is doing and gather feedback to be able to have conversations with the PM co. if necessary.   

It’s free for landlords (tenants cover any payment processing fees) and lets renters pay via ACH, debit, or credit card.

You’ll record that “sale” on LLC #1’s books — debit cash (from the refinance proceeds) and credit the property asset off your books.

I have a few business card but my favorite is PSECU personal credit card .

For example, I have credit cards with $15K to $30K limits that may go from a zero balance to being maxed out when I'm doing a rehab project - and my score will drop accordingly.