Some things I did to streamline some of that is pay some of the expenses in batches if you can't or unwilling to automate.Maybe what you need to do is look at streamlining your own process. 

Their license/registration is on the hook.I know flippers who get their own liablity and wc insurance and put an umbrella on top of it (remember, you need the basic underlying insurance below the umbrella policy). 

Another thought process is, you be your own general contractor (don't pay a contractor to handle the rehab).  

Speaking as an immigrant myself, immigrants do not want any eviction record on their credit as they are trying to establish a life here, but I am not sure how to facilitate an eviction process for an international tenant with limited information on hand. 

Post your questions here and this community will help you process potential steps. 

We are in the process of starting a new construction with a big name local builder in the area.

Just to understand the process better?  

You can save 300 or so a month for reserves and still cashflow 200+ a month.If you realize the management/process is too complicated or a pain, or no one wants to rent your specific home, you can always pivot and sell the home then. 

@Steve McGovern For sure errors can be made in the title process that a title insurance policy will not cover.

I acquired some good contractors and partnerships throughout the process.