Hey guys,Now as I am preparing to make my first REI in the next few years I am evaluating all options including their associated risk/reward and what best fits my lifestyle.

Lots of risk for very little to no reward.

And I would no way no how buy any real estate that only made 100 a month the risk of borrowing the money does not equate to the reward for me personally.. little hiccup and poof..

@Danny Mansukhani  when I was first introduced to Charleston by one of the TV Guru's  ( god forbid) he nailed this market 5 years ago and thought it was the place to be.I was not so sure.. first home we did on the west side there was a leap of faith and we did not do that great on it.. but we sold it to Shep of Southern Charm fame..now 20 plus new builds later we have kind of pioneered the infill along with Luxury Simplified and a few other infill builders.. we have another 7 homes on the books for the rest of this year.but finding lots now that the cats out of the bag is become pretty tough..

In this case there is a higher risk and therefor a obvious reason to reject.Investors get rewarded for taking chances, landlords get punished for taking chances.

In the big picture it becomes an additional risk/reward situation that is dependent on your screening process when it comes to identifying the responsible pet owner.

Property itselfThen buy and reap the rewards.

In my eyes it's purely a high risk/high reward market.

However, it is essential to approach real estate investing cautiously and clearly understand the risks and rewards.

She must at least be informed of risk reward scenarios and be OK with your actions.