It is very difficult to execute as there are so many moving parts and people involved. if you do a few buy and holds first, test out contractors and slowly build your team you can prepare yourself to take on deals like this. 

Home365 has a really good *idea* but looks like they can’t execute.

The reality that neither view is realistic or probable.The best advice I can give would be to underwrite for long-term leases as that can be an acceptable exit strategy, but be prepared to execute well on your MTR strategy (great interior design along with profesisonal photos and concierge servive). 

You'll need a portfolio that's $100,000,000 with no leverage.There is less than 10,000 Americans with a net worth that high.

I think this is a fatal flaw in your logic...the American legal system does not burden you to prove you never received notice, it burdens them with proving you did.

It seems they would be the only branch of law enforcement to tackle this misrepresented false renovation to steal hard working Americans money, property and dreams.

That being said, I do believe in the fundamental American ideal of rolling up your sleeves and doing the hard work yourself.

This deal highlights our ability to execute fast transactions and maximize returns with minimal hold time, thanks to efficient teamwork and market insight.

Once they pay nonrefundable Holding Fee, we execute the lease.

Consider hiring a property manager next time if not just because they have the tools and processes to reduce the risk of this and move quickly to execute on a problem.