Added $2M Umbrella for $1,500.Too many other considerations to list, but obviously this is not a strategy most can do or have the stomach for.

I'm sure there are better ones out there but I honestly can't stomach the idea of how much work it would be to switch over to another PMS. 

If you can stomach it for a bit longer, be prepared for another hike soon on the HELOC, but keep an eye out on 1st mortgage rates. maybe do some number crunching on a cash-out refi on your 1st mortgage consolidating and paying off the HELOC. figure out what rate you would need in order for the entire balance to result in a payment you're comfortable with. and then maybe reach out to your trusted mortgage professional to let you know when the rates get close that benchmark. 

If you've got the stomach for dealing with these people and right expectations going into the investment it can be rather lucrative.

The rates for this are not easy to stomach right now though.

Man still so hard for me to stomach a return like that for an strp.

However, we now own one of those houses free and clear, and even with that, I have a hard time stomaching the gigantic yearly tax bill!

., but the investor is already so deep in the process (since this typically occurs after the appraisal arrives) and as a result is stuck between a rock and a hard place, and most of the time, is forced to stomach the worsened terms.Question #2: If the lender is unable to underwrite with Air DNA, and therefore has to underwrite with market rent, are they able to use STR comps for the 1007?

If the property was almost breaking even I could stomach holding onto the land for as long as it takes.I have the following ads on CL one for the land and one for a build/partnership:http://burlington.craigslist.org/reo/4195095482.htmlhttp://burlington.craigslist.org/reo/4161982887.htmlAny advice?

In order to be successful here, you must have the perseverance to hold through stomach-churning drawdowns—without any reassurance that your portfolio will make a full recovery.