Active investors can certainly sell their time more efficiently than someone at a W2 job and/or create other streams of income that are subject to other forms of systemic risk, but they're still fundamentally making a choice living now or forgoing gratification now in the hope for a better future. 

Hearing how others held of instant gratification for just a short period in order to set themselves up for a better future.

However, the triad of owners, guests, and managers seems to be rife with unrealistic expectations perhaps, maybe in part due to unclear expectations and our cultures current insistence on instant gratification.

Here's some notable quotables for you: "While most violent crimes in Detroit saw reductions from 2016-17, sexual assaults spiked from 579 to 697."

Sometimes you have to delay gratification while saving up more money or developing a creative strategy.

What if pets are let out, something is damaged, or somebody you show the property is a bad person and they come back later to rob or sexually assault the existing tenant?

Investing (and life for that matter) is a game of long term thinking and delayed gratification.

I got sexually assaulted by a so-called family member shortly after being injured.

Some states have additional protected classes, such as sexual orientation, age, and student status, so check your local and state fair housing laws to be on the safe side.

If it were violence, sexual harassment/assault, theft, or some other crime, then the Tenant should report it to the police and then bring you a copy of the police report.