Then you say its my stomach it hurts. 

I recently bought a property that was in a 'flood zone' and required Flood Insurance because of a loan.It made me think twice for a day or so, but after research (driving around/looking at aerial maps/talking to neighbors, I came to realize that there was almost zero 'real' risk.As you so astutely pointed out....this creates opportunity for investors that can do the research and can stomach a little perceived risk....

You have a bigger stomach for that then me!

I didn’t know I’d caught the stomach flu until it hit me half way through the meeting!

I don't have the stomach to just raise the rent $600 in 1 year.

Plus, it's always at the end of a project that I've hemorrhaged money on and can't stomach spending more.During my last project, I signed up for a pro account at Sherwin Williams.

When you say no with a pit in your stomach and your claim is denied, you'll wish you got the CO.BTW I'm an agent and I live in Howell if you need any help. 

One thing is for sure, if we learn to survive in the new lead paint regime we shall dominate our areas...few investors will have the stomach for this.Andrew 

We are banking on the fact that the key to an investor's heart is through his or her stomach!

I also don't know how much I can stomach any kind of legal battle.