One of the variables that you've brought up is risk and I'd like to describe a little about my risk tolerance.

You have to be prepared for some loans to default, play the law of averages, make selections based on your risk tolerances and on and on.

What is your risk tolerance?

And I would set certain criteria that would make it very clear whenever a tenant has "earned" the right for treatment like that, to a certain extent...I would not tolerate it from a renter that is chronically late or doesn't take care of my property though.

Everyone is entitled to their opinion and has to stay within their own risk tolerance.

Liersch, based on data from 11,500 investment personality assessments completed by Merrill clients, found that 55% of the women questioned agreed or strongly agreed with the statement, “I know less than the average investor about financial markets and investing in general,” compared with just 27% of the men.In a 2013 study of couples in a committed relationship, Fidelity found that women tend to have a much lower risk tolerance than men—only 4% of women were willing to invest a substantial amount to achieve potentially higher returns, even if it meant possibly losing some or all of an initial investment, compared with 15% of men.

It's important to understand the background and risk tolerance of your spouse. 

I would not be afraid to buy property that had been on the state inventory for more than six years, but everybody has to evaluate their own tolerance for risk

What is your risk tolerance for a seizure by the DEA?

This will depend on your own personal risk tolerance.