However, it depends where you both are on your risk-tolerance for taking on additional debts while you have student loans that have to be paid no matter what.

I would want to know more about what your goals are and specific risk tolerances but feel free to reach out to me directly and I would be happy to discuss my thoughts.

All depends on what you would like to get out of your investment and your risk tolerance.  

It depends on your risk tolerance but I don't like to go more than 60-70% as long as I stay cash flow positive.

Just let them know you won’t tolerate it and will file a small claims action if necessary..

With self-directed IRA the sky is the limit.Of course you must be aware of the IRS prohibited transactions and be sure to stay away from those:https://www.irs.gov/retirement-plans/plan-particip...Selecting appropriate investment option depends on many different factors such as your age and investment horizon, your risk tolerance, investment experience, etc.

With Air Force we will not tolerate this irresponsible behavior.

You'll have to decide if you can tolerate the broader environmental risks, but I think $1,500 per month is totally worth it.  

Everyone has different risk tolerance when investing but given that you are taking equity out of your primary residence extra caution is warranted.Hard money lenders are also an option but in that case the deal would need to be good enough to warrant the very high cost of capital.Best of luck.

If you can buy it for 10-20% if it’s value and have a high tolerance for risk, go for it.