Consider creating a comprehensive investment plan that aligns with your financial objectives, risk tolerance, and market conditions.

Another truism I like is this - 'You get what you tolerate'.So take back your yard and your peace of mind, screw these Aholes.

Ultimately, the decision should mirror your financial ambitions, how actively you're looking to manage your portfolio, and your risk tolerance level.Take some time to reflect on what you hope to achieve with this investment.

Set your investment goals, like property type, target markets, desired returns, and risk tolerance.

You need to look at your risk tolerance and what your numbers would look like if you got stuck with the credit card payments for an extended period of time beyond what you expect.

Define your investment goals, including target market, desired cash flow, investment timeline, and risk tolerance.

It really depends on what is most important to you and your wife and your risk tolerance.

Define your risk tolerance & budget - if you lost it all, would it break you financially.  3.

My belief is fed would find 4.5% tolerable, but even if you believe 5% is tolerable, we are not close to being there.  

I just am not making much sense of your direction.Give us more input on why you want to invest beyond diversifying from equities, what your risk tolerance, and time horizon is for the net proceeds not from what you just said.