I think it comes down to goals, risk tolerance and how intimately you know your investment vehicle. 

If you are going to invest the 5% in something that’s a greater profit risk adjusted to your tolerance than the extra cost do 80% if not do 75%.

However, if you aren't self-motivated; can't drag yourself out of bed in the morning; or don't have connom sense, you'll find that successful people have little tolerance for that nonsense.Good Luck,Mike

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It probably means we have a different risk tolerance.  

It can also give you more financial stability and flexibility in the future.However, whether you should make extra payments or save the money for future investments is a personal decision and depends on your financial goals and risk tolerance.

All about matching the right deal with the right investor based on goals, risk tolerance, budget etc... 

Your risk tolerance is crucial here and ensuring you have a good property manager or if you are doing it yourself ensure you have boots here to handle the emergencies.Do your homework when it comes to management here in Indy.

However, it could be the right option, factoring the investor's passive nature, risk tolerance, and need for a less volatile, consistent, higher return, while enjoying the tax benefits of the RE private market.

If you have tolerance for risk, the rewards are proportionate.