Living in construction is one of the most off-putting aspects of house hacking, but if you can stomach it a few times, you can move up quickly.

I hope that settles your stomach a little about my ventures.

If you can stomach the lower rent for a while I would go that route. 

Although, considering that I'm not really selling, but just buying a higher rate, I can probably stomach it over the short term for one property, then refi when rates drop. 

A first time buyer with no experience is stomaching the price and rate with bigger down payments, or they're sitting on the sidelines. 

If you are not familiar with it and do t have the stomach to foreclose on someone should they stop paying and ruin your credit then I would not do this

If you can stomach his brash and boisterous attitude, he preaches in his books that owning your primary residence is a “trap” and that money is better put to use in buying investment properties and renting where you physically live.

I do not have the stomach for it but many do and are they can be very lucrative.

If you have the Unit and can stomach maybe a 6 month lease with a Month to Month thereafter, OR a 6-9 Month Lease beginning in January or February,  that would be ideal here.   

As long as you can afford/stomach/hold your nose at the moderately higher mortgage for 12-18 months, it should make far more financial sense to just eat that higher mortgage cost and refinance later into a rate for the long-term.