Can you reinvest it with a higher return with less risk?

There is risk - so the reward should be good (better than the "safe" bank would offer).

The situation is very fact-specific, but if you're looking at the rental property on a risk-reward continuum, do you really want to take the risk of owing a tenant a boatload of money at the end of the lease term?

I recommend talking with an insurance broker/risk manager that currently doesn't insure you to tell you the amount of risk you undertake with a pool.

Should they risk their home, or should they go another route like HML or whatever other suggestions you may have?

Depending on duration and risk to lender.

Most new buyers of tax liens do not understand the risks and hidden costs.

In order to minimize risk these are the things I thought of.I first thought of the least riskiest investment strategy: Core/Core+.

My wife and I decided to take a fairly large, yet calculated risk by leaving my job a couple of months ago.

Big Opportunity comes with Big Risk in most cases.My 1st was a 14 plex I bought for $10, and am still renovating to this day all in around $600k...Risk, Stress, Learning, and Growth all lumped into that deal.My 2nd a Duplex I am converting to a Triplex.