I hope this post provides insight into the self-defeating reality of investing in low-cost locations with static or declining populations.

A lot of people try to manage property without a license, but since these folks defeated the first eviction they may have legal assistance.

For a time I was looking at duplexes but found the only thing I could afford were abandoned properties in or near the worst areas of town, after that defeat I started looking for properties on the MLS to flip but because I needed financing I couldn't compete with cash buyers.

(Trying to skimp on coverage by not telling them you're Airbnb-ing the place will defeat the purpose of insurance if they deny a claim because you weren't truthful.)There are specific STR insurance carriers like Proper Insurance, but most major carriers offer a rider for vacation rental or short-term rental insurance as well. 

This is a self defeating question and from the sounds of it you are already expecting failure. 

That defeats the whole purpose of the BRRRR strategy.  

Wells Fargo, BofA, Chase - none of them offer that because they need proof of registration with the secretary of state for each LLC, again defeating the purpose of the Series.

As far as I can tell there's no way I can defeat the redemption (short of buying the redemption rights for several times the auction price), but if I have to move out 2 days after I receive the papers I better start packing now!  

However, that defeats the purpose of insurance. 

The most important doors of which, were those pesky self defeating doors.