If you can't stomach it, just use the inspection or financing clause to back out now.

As a person who was literally about to press GO on a rollover from my standard stock market index-based 401k (with my previous employer) to a self-directed IRA so I can do more REI, I feel sick at my stomach.

In my opinion most people don't have the stomach to get through all of the details and systematize things.

I just did my first ARM (7 year fixed, 30 year amortization, 4.5% with a cap at 9.5%), and could hardly stomach that when I looked at the worst case scenario--it would go to negative cash flow by $200-300/month, and those rates are not too far-fetched.

@Jignesh SavaliyaDoes sound like quite a bit to stomach with regards to risk as a first project. 

@Neel Jain - As my profile says I chose to invest in Fresno as I could never stomach investing out of State but others have been very successful as you will see on Biggerpockets. 

The 10% that tend to take up most of the landlords energy and efforts are the 10% that test people's stomachs to see if they are cut out for this business. 

I don't have the stomach for the ride on individual stocks,2.

Spring for the roof and turn it back into a rental whenever I move out, depending on how long I can stomach the neighbor?

My fear with repairs on 100 year old stacks is that we won't be able to find any solid pipe to tie into and will have a forced whole replacement.I just saw another fully-occupied building that has 12 older waste stacks and got a knot in my stomach at the thought of having to displace residents to do the updates.