Ultimately, I couldn’t stomach the thought of a neighborhood of several hundred, identical, higher end homes.

Here's a recent example: in California, a pregnant girlfriend asked her boyfriend to punch her in the stomach until the baby/fetus died.

I had a knot in my stomach the size of one of the Kardashian's legendary backsides. 

I know it's better to try to turn a non-paying tenant into a tenant, then going through the eviction process - but the feeling of getting taken advantage of is like a gnawing pit in your stomach.

But to each his own, if you think you can stomach the savageness of it all go for it.

And of course, in the end, we are all slaves to our stomach, the most powerful master we face in our time here.

The quality of the people and the neighborhood you are going to be dealing with regarding a 125k house might take a really strong stomach. 

HELOC seems like a risky approach and personally don't know that I could stomach giving that much equity away over the long term.It does look like you have a good thing going on so kudos to you.

After some tense discussions with the planner and questioning if I had the stomach for this, we ended up having to drop 20% of the square footage to meet the "mandatory approval" requirements. 

I just feel like I'm in some alternate universe where the people are hybred Amway/Party Lite/Mary Kay crossed with people you meet on the elevator who want to talk about "god".It seems like the market prices are severely inflated by gungho wannabee house flippers who seem to think "you can't go wrong".Not sure if I have the stomach for the sales bullshlt.