This will guide you into seeing just how much margin there is to the COE and still having day-1 cash flow.btw:  I made the go-no-go decision based upon the breakeven point:How much vacancy could I tolerate and still stay in the black.For my 6-units, that was two units vacant at the same time so for me, it was a GO.

They have these because each individual bank has a different tolerance for risk.  

What is your tolerance for "corporate governance" paperwork, rules and meeting criteria?

One thing I've learned is never terminate a good tenant just because you think they won't or can't tolerate a big rent increase.

Chat with wife and decide the risk tolerance you both have. 

What you will do with that extra capital will depend on your risk tolerance and desire to invest.

What's your tolerance if it takes time to find a buyer?

The question of how much cashflow one should expect from a property is a popular one but can only be answered by knowing the investor's situation (i.e. what other investment opportunities are available to him and his level of risk tolerance).

Location is such a personal decision, based on the types of properties and tenants you want, your level of risk tolerance... it varies so much!

I mean it to, ZERO tolerance for lousy vendors.