But I can tell you that most people I know who have done that, have lost sleep -- no place is 100% resilient.

Nobody sleeping next door over from you or down the hall.'

If you want to sleep on someone's sofa like it was when Airbnb started,  it's still cheaper than a hotel, LOL. 

I can make more by taking out loans against it and having more cash for more deals, but I like to sleep knowing that if everyone stops paying and I lose my job, MY personal residence isn't at jeopardy.  

The sleeping giant has awakened.

In addition if I paid a tenant to $crew me, it may cause me to lose sleep.

You won't make as much money but your investment will be secure and you will have one less thing to lose sleep over. 

I do not recommend anyone loose sleep when being a bit more cautious could have them sleep well.  

You had better be on call 24/7 as your tenants will likely rarely sleep and will be digging holes in the walls looking for FBI cameras and copper wire to sell!     

Big burly guys that chew tobacco in their sleep and have neck tats.