Broaching tendency, but strong steerage. Length and aka weight give good stability. 45 knots to tip if all sails back-winded. Righting after capsize unknown, ama and AKA could be flooded if needed. 3 sails minimum, one more needed to run, one more needed for storms, even more make it more flexible.
Poles help too.
Lots of lines and some heavy winches required. I left it out because when you get right down to it, any rig type can be dirt cheap, or ghastly expensive. It depends on the approach, and the wallet size of the owner. If stronger wind, pull the boat up to nearly break of anchor, get ready with everything, then quickly break and same as before. Exactly the same as above except easier as everything is readied first and there is no need to pull into the wind.