You have to look at the total package, what the trends are and if the general atmosphere is pro landlord or anti-landlord.

With all the people moving in and out, I have a suspicion they are trying to scam the system.  

This is what robo-callers use to leave you pre-recorded scam messages about back taxes owed or unclaimed money left by an unknown relative.

I'm planning to visit before I purchase anything, I didn't realize how many people didn't make site visits until I read the horror stories posted from some of the Turnkey scams. 

To avoid problems and scams, use a reputable business broker particularly if you never done it.

I don't think the previous homeowners started out meaning to scam the system.

Sounds like a huge scam to me.

Im still failing to see the connection here.My purpose for answering the original question  posted was to share that a requirement of a private landlord is not necessarily  a phishing scam and can have some very legitimate  purposesfor a private landlord.I shared my personal experience  and reasons why I have adopted  this as my operating procedure.One of the most vital reasons I shared was my personal safety  (as obviously female landlord) and the lack of any verifiable  identity or information  volunteered by online and phone prospects.As as a broker, Nathan  is entirely  welcome  to his personal  opinion.   

There are mixed reviews across various platforms, either raving about how great/life changing the club is OR that it is a mlm spin off/scam.

Like you were saying about the Woodlands, it would be prudent to avoid cities with economic drivers outside of tourism, as these places are starting to adopt anti-STR regulations.