We can train it however you'd like; the aim is to modernise AirBnB's to get better reviews (and also stop guests from messaging you directly with silly questions).

In reviewing the current inventory, both for sale and for rent, it appears that there is an excess of homes available in the area.

How many here would like to own a company where others bring them viable deals to pick and choose from and then charge $795 for a final review.

I would recommend working with a local agent as well as having a real estate attorney review the financials and association docs.

Do they have any google reviews or a presence online?

I appreciate you taking the time to review my post. 

I feel like the first option would likely occur, but I also feel like that's bad business for me and would be worried the renter would leave a bad review because of it, and thus possibly make it harder to rent.

If it's just speculation, start by reviewing the law to see if there are any unique requirements for a business.

Here's the message from RentRedi: "During a routine review, our payment processor came across a transaction that they must do additional verification on.There was a transaction (#20) under cardholder name XXXXXXX  (amount: XXXXXXX).As this cardholder name doesn't match the tenant name (XXXXXXXXXXXX), further information is required about the cardholder:- Lease agreement - Cardholder name:- Billing address:- Cardholder phone number:- How the cardholder is associated with the tenant:Once this information is provided, I will relay this to the payment processor for review." 

Mr Foster, Thank you for reviewing and answering.