Looks OK in the day, but distinctly uncomfortable at night.

If so, it will essentially have no distinction from you as an individual...Large umbrella policies, an LLC management company, and land privacy trusts will be good... structure depending on what your primary concern is

My worse RE investment is my ex-home (it has still been a great investment), so I understand that aspect.As for the leverage, here are some things to consider:You do not seem in danger of over leverage. 

That's not to say that a MF investor can't be profitable, we have many of that, but there's a clear distinction between performance of MF in B vs C areas.

As I live in an older area where there’s not much new construction there’s only a fine line of distinction on interior renovation dividing between classes of properties, there’s no A class vs C class but there’s definitely some D class stuff you wouldn’t want to buy.

The following are the fundamental distinctions between investing in 1-4 unit properties and 5-12 unit properties:1-4 Unit properties,1.

It has been my experience that the most dangerous of these investors are the ones who have no knowledge and are merely buying something because someone else at the hospital did, and they want to be a hip investor too.

I think it's helpful to view CC's as a tool to get the job done...a very sharp dangerous one!

I don't want her to feel in danger but I also don't want to miss great deals.

You know how kids can be daring and dangerous.