If you provide a grill, make it a propane grill and keep a spare tank at the house.  

But in college you get a foundation and are exposed to topics that will allow you to explore.

So while your investment may work in 10 years after we come back from the next crash, you prevent yourself from any current benefit or growth in the interim as well as expose other risks (i.e. losing your job, having an emergency that causes you to sell in the down market, etc.).Some people swear by appreciation, but I bought at the height with a negative cash flow property and it stopped me from expanding after everything crashed.

There are a ton of properties out there that appear to be great deals on the surface but when you run the numbers they expose their flaws.

Having all your eggs in one basket definitely exposes you to too much higher risk, even if you are only 27.

Honestly I do "BRRRR" (which did get a "guru name" to sell books, but is basically a recipe old as time) which I love because it really exposes you to many different parts of real estate: BUY  -  Acquire property at a deep discout.

Avoid Credit and Liability Risk: Investing passively allows one to avoid being exposed to credit or liability risk.

A line of credit is great to have in most cases, as it exposes the borrower to more opportunity, should something arise.

No harm in that, it just doesn't give you an honest answer.Yes, having tattoos exposed, matters.

That fancy stuff doesn't make me happy, but if I'm constantly exposed to it, I want it.