My tenants are able to stomach a little increase in monthly rent than coming up with hundreds of dollars all at once.

The plus of student housing is that parents may co-sign the lease, if you do it right.What I have no stomach for is a 'condo' as an investment.

You don't have the knowledge or perspective (or stomach) to get into a legal dogfight with a tenant who has a pretty cake situation, and the lease on her side.  

Her four-year-old son is coughing and says his stomach and throat hurt.

However, having never been there and without understanding how the potential recovery of the town is going it would be hard to stomach that amount of risk.

No churned stomach, no gnashing of teeth about wanting to squeeze the tenants head until their eyes pop out and they look like the unit did.

Yea, 12% seems a little tough to stomach but 10% is pretty standard here in the DFW area.

I'm sick to my stomach over this now and trying to decide what to do next.  

OwnerRez is the most comprehensive platform out there if you can stomach their horrible user interface.Soup to nuts, it does EVERYTHING!

It's called due diligence.If you have a stomach ache and you go online to a medical website and you read that a stomach ache could be indigestion, should the website be sued if you don't go to a doctor to find out it's an appendicitis?