It makes it easier to sleep at night if you have a lot of money in the bank for the whatifs.

Here is what I've done and I DO NOT SAY EVERYONE SHOULD DO THIS, but it does help me sleep at night for now.I wanted my 401K to produce monthly income as well as be invested in real estate and increasing my ROI from 5% to something higher like 15-25%.

For you, it could violate an indoors smoking rule in lease or policy, or the violate no laws provisions, or even a damaging property provision, or simply disturbing others. 

I worked full time and carried a full load when I went to college so didn't have any student loans, just a choice between dating and sleeping, gave up the sleep of course.

If house prices crash, will you be able to sleep at night with 20% down 30% down 50% down negative equity?

Analytical junkies,I'm looking at buying a house in a working class part of Houston, Galena Park, at a significant discount to market value but I have a reservation about a disturbing trend in its tax appraisal values.  

Also they would be getting a Professional General Contractor so they can sleep at night. 

What makes you tick, what can you do day in and day out, sacrificing sleep, entertainment and food.

The rental prices I would consider average, ($200 per day) for a house that can sleep 8-10.  

You will likely find the need to use some leverage at some point, but its really up to you how much let's you still sleep at night.