I have a flexible schedule, am a very fast learner, have a good amount of capital to invest, excellent credit, a high risk tolerance, and am willing to get my hands dirty. 

It depends on your goals, your market, and your risk tolerance.

Their dog will help them to tolerate stress, regulate their emotions, and stay resilient during difficult times.

As a primary home this post would have different pointers but for an investment property there are some pretty big negatives to investing in condos.Now, I can't tell what state you live in, what your market is like, what your tolerances are, etc. 

Everyone has a different level of tolerance so decide yours and move that way.

That would be the first try, but I wouldn't do that, so probably asking that you give reasonable notice one hour in advance might be tolerated. :)

It depends on your risk tolerance and what the banks will lend to you.

From some start-up capital, to a strong risk tolerance, as well as an ability to effectively analyze number.I've been reading these forums for a while, along with anything else I can get my hands on to learn as much as possible about investing in real estate.

(I'm newer to this, so not as much experience as some of you in what sort of conditions people willingly tolerate.)

The catch is I am only interested in paying cash for either rental or flip due to risk tolerance.