Just that too many people see a second home that is rented as a home so they fail to cover it correctly.I know of specific situations where someone has a home, they moved out (job relocation or similar) and then rented the place.

It does happen, but I've been using nothing but DIGITAL automatic set-backs for the last 15 years or more.Check with your community college and see if something similar is offerred.

I ask only b/c if there are people making $50k on up doing wholesaling, they must be doing a similar approach.

The owners have local, on-site property managers and maintenance staff at each location and I managed them and acted as a go-between with them and the owner, probably similar to what you would call a regional manager.

This is the 2nd or 3rd post I've seen with a similar theme.

Maybe you sign up for a virtual number through Skype or similar and then route that number to a service provider.

There was a case in OH where someone was found guilty of brokering without a license and they were using a trust process similar to what you described.

Good liability policies are a must against slip-and-falls, and similar claims.

Who has done this and had an outcome similar to the guy on tv late at night with the name of the Miami Dolphins Quarterback?

Its just a house, and its very likely there are bunches more that are very similar.