It just churns my stomach when snide businessmen attempt to capitalize on some misdirected sense of patriotism or charity.  

If they're constantly late (without paying fees or getting caught up quick) or a massive headache then I stomach the loss of rent and send them down the road.Good luck!

It is good to do it all at the same time, if you have the stomach for it.

If you have the stomach and budget for renovating, I'd recommend staying local. 

But stock investing is not for everyone - it requires a tough mindset to go against the crowd and have the stomach to embrace the volatility.

For me if you can stomach it I'd probably look at some sort of 2 year work post retirement where you pay off the home, get the TSP growth and end up in a good spot.

It's cold out tonight, while most people sleep indoors with a meal in their stomach, the homeless are outside (like animals) many cold and many hungry.If you want to make things better in your town, maybe donate cash to the Homeless shelters and Homeless feeding charities.It might give you more bang for your buck.Just my 2 cents. 

That's a pretty good strategy, if you and your wife can stomach it.

Or, would an investor knowingly purchase an income property with a ratio of 0.7% and stomach the negative monthly cash flow for future appreciation in a Logan Square type area?

Still, it's a better deal than spending thousands on so-called "leads" that did nothing more than hit a "more info" button while they were sitting on the toilet flipping through listings.If you have the stomach for it (and I didn't), you can try AllTheLeads.com.