Everyone has their own level of risk tolerance. 

The truth is there is no right or wrong answer, it all depends on your risk tolerance and your personal situation.

Similarly, he likely has a higher understanding and risk tolerance for stocks than you.

Local news reports state that we're one of the two finalists.Personally, having grown up in JP I have zero tolerance for the noise levels of the city, so when we sold our house in Scituate in 2017 we moved deep into the woods in west Plymouth. 

I would also send them a letter (after talking to attorney) that they owe a late fee for last month and lateness in the future will not be tolerated.

So while time is money and delays are preventing us from getting the place rented out in a timely manner, we’re willing to be a little tolerant of delays given the job cost is still cheaper than the next cheapest bid and we’re getting $500/week off the project cost.

There is only the risk of the asset, and your risk tolerance.

It depends on your level of risk tolerance.

@Brian Karlow it is really going to depend on your tolerance for vacancy.

Some things to consider is your risk tolerance and your budget.