I review the subreddit inconsistently as well, but find myself frustrated with the lack of identity due to anonymous accounts. 

Similarly, I would expect any new purchase to require some level of capital expenses (though hopefully not due to theft!). 

Your business is not the same as the person who came before therefore your operating agreement should not be identical either.

It’s true, there's a certain reassurance in traditional, in-person closings where you can see all parties and the attorney right there.Still, virtual closings are generally secure and are backed by robust technology for identity verification, which should ease some worries.

2) if you buy the identical house across the street and list it on Airbnb what’s the difference?

I'm also thinking of building 3 units just like this side by side plus an identical ADU so I can squeeze a 4th unit in if time permits.I have pocket doors between the kitchen and living room to the right.

I could rehab 2 identical houses , side by side , and house number 1 cost $25K  and House number 2 cost $95K .   

Wire fraud, identity theft, fake sellers, fake buyers stealing things from listings… all these things are common these days and agents always get named in the resulting law suits because they carry E&O insurance.

I thought rental insurance covered the tenants personally belongings in case of fire, theft etc?

Yet, invariably, a few months ago, they come up with an almost identical deal.