You have the risk tolerance I wish I had!

It’s critical to evaluate your risk tolerance, skill set, experience, etc, Beyond that it is likely wise to understand the economics of return you expect, the length of your anticipated investment period, and a myriad of other elements.

My risk tolerance is extremely high which has paid off tenfold and beyond by my personal real estate investments in Arizona.Here are the facts that justify investing in Arizona:· Intel announced a $7 BILL investment in Chandler, Arizona = JOBS!

I would not be surprised if the next 5 years are flat (or even decline a little).I think the plan may work out, but I would not ever refer to it as low risk (it is higher risk than my RE risk tolerance which I may be too risk adverse).Good luck

Your debt tolerance.

Originally posted by @Khoa Quach:Bump, anyone know where we can get a liabilty form saying no illegal activies will be tolerated, tennants responsible for everything yadda yadda yaddaDo you have a liability form saying no illegal activities with the electricity or any other utility?

As investors, we all have different skillsets, risk tolerances and capital. 

Go at your own pace, risk tolerance and goals. 

Remote investing is about your risk tolerance.

Make sure the numbers work for your financial situation, time available to spend on the investment and risk tolerance.