There are spectrums, but a truly quantifiable data point is not available for risk, and overall investor outlook can influence the perception of risk, i.e. driving feels safe for most because we do it all the time, yet flying may feel scary because in the rare occurrence that a plane goes down, it is often news around the world.But looking at leverage, a 50% LTV deal may not yield returns that many investors are seeking, even though it might be considered very safe.  

Storage is on the other end of the spectrum. 

I currently work a full time job at Spectrum at a call center for basic income needs.I also help businesses grow.

Turnkey and BRRRR are on opposite ends of the spectrum, both with major pros and cons.

Operate in the stated spectrum of organizational priorities.  

Depending on your operations I would be as daring to say your going to find failure is a harder task to achieve in Richfield than many locations, and this is due to it's location in relation to the overall TC metro, neighboring cities, and the numbers of it all for population density and the mix of persons and properties across all spectrums. 

There is always a risk of hosting bad guests in the STR world, especially if your properties are on the lower end of the rate spectrum.

On the opposite side of the spectrum, if the house hacking with the tenant does work out, you are significantly reducing your mortgage payment, adding to the overall benefits of home ownership.

Yep, we are getting better rate quotes from the commercial side of the lending spectrum than conventional right now. 

Like I said I don’t really know the full spectrum of their options