I've defended the corporate veil in Ohio before at trial, where a plaintiff attempted to pierce a business owner's corporate veil and pursue the owner's personal assets.

As Eric said, they are investors as well so are familiar with the trials and tribulations of a RE investor.

With the higher rate of turnover, there will be way too much variation on how vigilant a tenant is on landscaping upkeep.If they have a pet, I would have it in the lease that the tenant is responsible for the pet waste pick up and any fees associated if its not done

We would obviously have a home inspection performed before signing any kind of lease, but we could put ourselves in a spot where the potential buyer gets a "trial" period of our home, finds additional things they don't like (or worse, something major breaks), and they walk from the sale.

You can use a free trial to play around too without actually linking your property.

The best way for you to figure this out is visit the platforms and explore their free trial (if offered).

Finding good loan officers, not necessarily lenders, is going to be more so by trial and error or perhaps word of mouth. 

@Patrik Kisucky A variation of the two options might suit you just fine. 

Unfortunately, many wholesaling business owners learn how to run their businesses through trial and error.

Additionally I was able to trial Buildium and found it to be very cumbersome because of its deep accounting features (that I did not want to use).