Yes you are right about the crypto I do plan on selling soon to rotate it into safer investments.

I periodically rotate my marketing, revisit my data, and check the market.

(I also had good friends who kept claiming they had “warned” me about the partnerships which strained other friendships as well.)

Agreed, it will impact the convenience and may strain with high-income tenants..  

I use it on all bookings, on and off platform because they don't ask the guest to pay the damages which avoids potentially strained interactions and therefore retaliation reviews.

The main problem that I saw here is the rotation of contractors, so that then you have to find another one.- Maintenance when tenants are staying, what you said is doable too, the only pain fall that I am seeing is to trust the maintenance company and do a recurrent inspection.- Urgent maintenance issues, this is the most tricky part, in my case I have 3 of these situation and the go-to contractor didn't even answer the phone, so I had to find someone else, so made many calls to get this sorted quickly.One of my investors lives in Chicago and found that the house was destroyed when the tenant left so his wife came to Dallas for 2 months to fix everything so they can put back in rent. 

Some landlords find themselves in a precarious situation when their rental properties consistently generate losses, leading to financial strain.

You need to call as well and multiple times and rotate lists every 1-2 months and call again.

You are not Atlas and the emotional strain it will bring could ruin your life.

Others use more traditional approaches.When a JV Agreement gets under strain by partners disagreeing on an issue, someone needs to be able to break the stalemate to preserve the investment.