If you’ve got a sense of your tolerance for management and repairs, that usually makes the decision clearer.

Tolerence of 5%, at most 10% - otherwise you're either a slumlord or thorwing money away.4) You need a new contractor!

My asset class, budget, timeline, and risk tolerance helps me decide markets to invest in.

For those that have more ambition than that and that are more risk tolerant, maybe Del is a good idea. 

@Robert OkChoosing between single-family homes (SFH) and multifamily properties depends on your budget, risk tolerance, and long-term goals.

However a different investor coming from a different place (different risk tolerance, financial situation and financial goals) will disagree with this.Another real-estate option for you, might be to just invest in a public REIT via the stock market (and it's more liquid than any private placement).

Mom and pop sold the park for a price that the market would tolerate.

Depending on your risk tolerance you may not need an llc, an umbrella policy can provide as much protection talk to your insurance person for this.

But others investors with different risk tolerances, goals and financial situations invest in the platform.2) I feel directly owned properties are great because they give me maximum control and the ability to tweak them exactly how I want.

(high risk tolerance, lower rebab costs, access to HML/PML, etc.)   2.