Aside from wanting to get paid back in a timely manner, as you point out, there are several additional reasons for this.First, there is not a lender on the face of the Earth who wants the house and even fewer who want to endure a foreclosure.

I feel it's a solid investment because that CF number is pessimistic and I can endure a downturn if needed.

Of course you can use "OTHER PEOPLE's MONEY" - but you need experience, network, and a proven track record.5)  Grit - Proven ability to endure difficult things,past failures did not stop you from overcoming that difficult event/time.   

If have talents in that department or willing to endure hiring it out, then that will open up more options.My partner and I are flipping a property to house hack in Avondale.  

The appeal is the proximity to the city without having to endure 285 traffic and its proximity to the airport.

By the time I am in that place I am prepared to endure the before during and aftermath of an eviction process. 

People and situations change.This is the great example of what I endured with a false eviction.

As a landlord, enduring, scrapping by, while someone is living off of you is not anything that I would wish on another person.

I can tell you from sitting in a car without air conditioning, that it has been unbearable heat with intense humidity...If I had to endure days without air conditioning in the apartment complex, I would've fled to a hotel as well, especially having children.

I don't know there are too many people who would endure that misery.See you at the top!