Like all major life changes, it involves risk, and risk is dangerous.

Cannabis will grow in lower humidity than "ideal" so just tell your tenants that they cannot raise the humidity because there is a real danger of mold.  

From the seller's perspective, the MD contract looks legitimate, it's standard procedure, and the seller doesn't have to worry that you drafted a shady contract of your own with "fine print" or weird clauses that could be dangerous for them to sign.5.

My normal job is stable and currently allows me to save about 45k per year; so, I don't think that I'd be in danger of not being able to meet these higher payment obligations should rental rates go a bit lower and the property didn't carry itself.  

This mindset can be dangerous in investing, and real estate is no different.

It was crazy it took them so long to take a look at it and then they were like it needs Freon gas which is dangerous gas so our contractor companies dont keep them.

Financing long term investments with a floating rate loan is far too dangerous.

It is dangerous to publicly wear your new title.

K&T is, on its own, not necessarily more prone to being dangerous than modern wiring.

Obviously risking foreclosure is dangerous.