Even if it could, there is a good possibility that rent control would forbid making the money up on a regular basis.

We regularly send our kids to the playground on their own.

You would meet the contractor there on a regular basis and look over things. 

Also, I believe that the pro-monthly members are getting a $100 discount on those forms if $199 is the regular price.

If your income has taken a hit as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak, or you fear it's about to, the good news is that you may be able to get some relief from your mortgage, credit cards, regular bills, utilities, car loan and more.

The (major) upside is- you get to keep the forced appreciation once it's all done, whereas with regular turnkeys there is no forcing appreciation and you're paying market value.

hosts are trying to stay afloat on mortgages and arbitrage leases after the demand for short-term rentals has suddenly dried up due to the coronavirus pandemic.

At least the news reports I'm reading don't mention under what specific circumstances the outbreak has negatively impacted your business -- be it host cancellations or city shut-down rules due to CV.

Some people I regularly speak with have told me that they are only at 90% on rent collections for May so that might cause them to alter their short term plans.  

@Alan Hurd Is flipping fire-damaged properties a regular gig for you?