The amount of effort and time you're gonna spend pursuing this is going to outweigh the results that you are going to get.

() The benefit of using these funds to invest and not pay taxes on the gains and reinvest those funds for 10-20-30 years greatly outweigh your concern to eventually pay tax on the withdrawal.

The long term rewards can easily outweigh the cons in doing so.

Unfortunately, in today's litigious world, the risk of using uninsured “spot labor” far outweighs any short-term time or financial benefit.

With that said, I want to mention that I hope people will consider the human factor here as well as the profit factor; with the human factor perhaps outweighing the profit factor.

That's more than I have ever coughed up without ownership, but the benefits appear to outweigh the risks.  

We looked at some potential rentals, but when we ran some numbers, we just felt the risks outweighed the rewards.So we are sticking closer to home in the Tri-Valley area to pursue rentals.  

The cost of damage, late payments, repairs, and evictions will far out weigh the cost of leaving the home on the market a little while longer until you get a quality tenant.

The cons outweigh the pros.

The income potential, to me, outweighed the other formulas for purchase price.