Every investor has his own risk tolerance, investment capital and cash needs.

But it is your own risk tolerance level that you will need to look at.

I've seen guys be super aggressive because they have a high risk tolerance and make a lot of money.  

Please tolerate my rookie mistakes and questions.

This helps tennat feel good about you checking up on them.Late payments not tolerated and late payments will apply in every case regardless.

If you are taking a loan for the sake of leverage, but have a high net worth and a high tolerance for risk, then you could consider it. 

They're usually very understanding of things like this and can tolerate a 7 day delay.I honestly don't blame her for balking at that provision.

One is for long-term steady growth (via rental properties), and the other is a faster, albeit riskier, short turnover for quick cash where you can 'win' or lose a little or a lot.You'll need to ask yourself about your risk tolerance, your knowledge base, your present situation, and your future plans.Building wealth through rental properties is a systematic way to create passive income, making your money work for you while you're not lifting a finger.  

Everyone has unique goals, skills, and tolerance for risk that determine what strategies are most compatible and scalable for you.

So, the end game really depends on your personal goals and objectives, financial plan, risk management tolerance, etc.