As someone who has invested in literally everything you could possibly invest in…there is ALWAYS risk, and I did not feel like Tardis adequately explained worst case scenario.

I fear the lawyers will become wealthy over this litigation...Overall, it's an interesting "solution" to the problem of foreign investment in real estate and the lack of adequate housing for the population. 

Good insurance, particularly with an umbrella liability policy provides very adequate protection on smaller assets. 

IF its' an adequate repair move on and call it good.

Everyone just relax and make sure you have adequate insurance, it'll be ok.....I agree, LLC overkill.

There are various other items that may come up such as: Proper firewall suppression, adequate entrances/exits for fire safety, stair safety, size of kitchen appliances, etc... for my specific example. 

The more traditional way, assuming you actually have adequate equity in your rental, is to take out a HELOC on the rental. 

I edge my odds by not allowing 1) last minute check-ins (must be at least 2 days in advance) 2) No 1 night stays (eliminates partiers) 3) Must have previous good reviews.These will vette 99% of your guests adequately....

The buyer would need to show solid financials also of course (good credit, experience operating rentals, proof of funds for down payment and adequate reserves to cover any unexpected cap ex).

Again, your time and energy is better spent increasing accountability and pushing RAD to improve their staffing with individuals qualified to maximize their portfolio at this time.....and in the future spend some time and money to perform adequate diligence before you invest passively.