They are making way more money off unsuspecting people than they are investing.

They are calculating a cap rate (more than likely incorrect) and reporting it as a "return" to unsuspecting investors. 

Me thinks it was quietly bought out by hard money folks trying to catch unsuspecting/inexperienced flippers/investors. 

This business is littered with unsuspecting investors that have gotten taken to the cleaners.

You're essentially rewarding the bad behavior to escape a greater loss and then dumping them on the next unsuspecting Landlord.

There are no shortage of attorneys waiting to pounce on unsuspecting landlords who violate Fair Housing laws.

What if someone will duplicate the keys and rent it out on fake lease taking cash deposit from unsuspected Tenants?

Unless you sell this to a unsuspecting and uneducated investor, your chances are slim to nil, and slim already left town.  

This is not a case of "growing too fast - too much demand - or getting duped by your partners" all of which are excuses made by investors for this company.They are choosing to take advantage of unsuspecting investors.I have written so many times about the phrase "rent ready". 

The plumber opened up three walls, never called the management company, finished the job in less then 5 hours, charged my unsuspecting tenant, an older lady, whooping $2400 (about $500 per hour) and left.