Using multiple digital solutions, I've automated communications, pricing, and digital access (locks).

Better to do your research and commit to a solution before you run into the problem, and best case scenario is that you never have to utilize that protection.

The easy solution here is run the numbers and place an offer contingent on inspection. 

Your house is an asset for the bank and a liability to you.One other thing I might do is to pay down your house loan with any equity or get owner financing on your new investment property and it could be a win/win solution for both sides. 

It would be best to find a reasonable solution that makes everyone happy.

Would it not be easier and more credible to advertise the fact you are, including all the training you receive, continuing education, code of ethics, and all that goes with it, to make yourself appear a better solution than many "We Buy Houses" guys who do not have such scrutiny bearing down on them?

It worked for awhile and maybe a solid solution if the tenant complies. 

There are some great solutions for simple dock's that aren't that expensive.A 1/1 is pretty basic but it could be a decent little getaway for people visiting the park.

"Creative" policies may seem like a fast solution, but they can get you in more trouble than they prevent.

The solution might only take 2 minutes to fix a problem, but what about the time the office staff took to receive the complaint, then enter it in the system, then communicate with maintenance staff and dispatch them, then for that person to drive out there, fix it, report back, then for the office staff to enter the result.