Highest return on investment, but highest aggravation, is class C multifamily, in not great areas, but not in horribly dangerous inner city areas. 

Anything over 30% is dangerous. 

I would be all in but it has to be the right place.Also, Cancun is now in the top most dangerous cities in the world.

The dangers of mold are greatly exaggerated by personal injury lawyers and mold remediation companies.

He stated that he believes the type of mold was Aspergillus which is not as dangerous as some other types.  

If it were that dangerous, manufacturers would stop making them - that's my philosophy.

Hard to comp properties are dangerous to your bottom line.

I have found a property I believe will cash flow but its in a dangerous neighborhood.

With a breaker that keeps tripping there is potential for dangerous situations.

I too highly doubt you would fall into the "mature" label.Thank you for your response and the valuable point of view.I am just sitting with a dangerous amount of money to put somewhere, i.e. a deposit on a second property, but my monthly income is not enough to cover two bonds plus expenses.Appreciate your advice Roy, thanks.