The rest, is really just predator protection, how to not be a juicy rib-eye out wandering the savannah tempting a lion to pounce, and/or putting a moat around things so it's a whole lot harder to near impossible for them to do so.

Look at the site and layout through the eyes of the reader; never put Google first, as that'll always result in unnatural text and layouts.All of these things can easily be done with Carrot templates without paying for third parties to give you their "secret sauce".

Lost rent from vacancy could easily be several thousand...so, by time you add it all up, it's easily possible for a sewer line replacement to end up costing $40k+ if it involves those types of ancillary expenses.To me, spending a few hundred bucks on a scope to prevent a $40k+ capex on a property worth over half a million is one of the easiest choices I make in the world of REI!

Too many people involved to do a relatively simple transaction.

Plus look for a handy person to take care of any maintenance issues that crop up.You will need to look at each and every room with a critical eye of a guest and not the owner.

Think of potential pain points or ongoing vendor tasks that you can keep an eye on remotely with cameras in addition to security.

Why would they stop if nobody sues or gets the police involved?

I do have a CPA who is knowledgeable and involved here.

If you don't have VAs or don't have other owners involved, it might be all you need. 

I'm not a home inspector, but I point out many items to the buyer, so the buyer enters into the purchase agreement with eyes wide open before spending money on a home inspector.