Although, income, employment, background, etc all need to check out too.If you are not comfortable, and do not NEED to rent it, then don't take the risk. 

Depends on what you’re comfortable with.

``````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````“Everything you want is just outside your comfort zone.”

It's not a bad time to buy as long as you are comfortable looking and you are doing it safely.

I'm guessing that the market won't go down that much, but having a large margin for error made me feel comfortable making the offer.

Initially I just did residential construction but after a few years when the market started to improve and I felt more comfortable running projects and working with architects I started getting into commercial rehabs.  

Offer what you're comfortable with, which should be low due to the economy we're in, and good luck!

It will come down to what your risk tolerance and comfort level is.

You should also check that she's the only child.

I am definitely open to sacrificing some things like comfort and room size.