If you have to stomach, which it sounds like you do I would go Active all day!

So If you can stomach a high down payment and renovation costs coupled with 3-4 months of bleak occupancy (hopefully while yuh are closing an renovating) you could be very happy in late 2021 and2022

Hit Google as well3) Do as many free trials as you can stomach.

I like the flexibility of a HELOC if you can stomach the variable rate adjustments.

Then again, you may have a stronger stomach and a bigger wallet than I.

I don't know if Powell or anyone else politically has the stomach for the kind of economic chaos continued economic rate increases would cause.

So even if I did split the 600K asking into $400k on my "primary" single family(400K is the approx. value) and 200K on the multi-family they still want 50K down on the multi-family (plus double the closing costs so approx. 7-8K x 2 = 14-16K)  At first I thought no big deal, I've got at least 400k of equity being gifted to me, but I was informed they don't allow gifts of equity for "investment properties" (My stomach sank when I was told this, still don't understand it.)  

Your contractor will get paint spatters on their grandma's priceless heirloom table or they'll all get the stomach flu from eating out and it will be your fault. 

We want to buy and we know that this market is in a good place for buyers if you can stomach the interest rates that are out there.

If you can stomach the risk of being sued (I had one that went very bad and cost me $400,000.