Consult with a layer but you I believe you do have to have to put them in a hotel until the problem is fixed.

It is an extra layer and not a substiture for insurance.

Research is really vital on this part!

Our business today, we have more or less full control by establishing partnerships with third party individuals that check up on our investments and companies we hire, as well as having multiple teams or "layers" in each market.

Messes up the system and throws my STR schedule into chaos (not to mention the cost lol).The checklist is a vital part of your standardization and quality control (/price). 

I'm hoping to cut down on the learning curve without diving into a whole new topic from scratch and try and peel back the layers of the onion individually, but rather to converge knowledge pools. 

But we like to layer opportunities on top: We look for transitioning neighborhoods.We like homes where we can do some forced appreciation via rehab. 

The fact that it's an investment purchase adds a layer of risk.

Peel back a layer or two on any great real estate investor and you'll find other related (books, courses, management company, putting the deals together, flips, development, etc) or unrelated (job, other businesses) income streams that they funneled into their income producing assets. 

Those very real and very impactful opinions of areas are vital and go beyond analytics and numbers.