It really just depends on your confidence, personality type and risk tolerance.

There’s no one right decision for every investor since we all have different lifestyles, goals and risk tolerances.

This is all going to depend on your goals and risk tolerance.

Understanding the nuances involved in each investment decision deeply and weighing these factors according to your investment goals and risk tolerance is essential.

@Shane Boyd there are tons of reasons, most of which have been mentioned but I really believe it’s risk tolerance for many.

If you tolerate riskier investments then buying a lot or vacant land (Titled, always titled) has a bigger potential return on the other hand if no more development occurs in the area then you will be left with a more long term investment.

A shared back yard is just that "shared" which means those sharing it need to be respectful and tolerant of those they are sharing it with.

There's no set number as it depends on how much money you can make/save, the price point of the property, your risk tolerance and more.

Why should we tolerate being put in a loss position due to irresponsible tenants

~ is working with the city program tolerable or is it a massive pain?