But, if you absolutely can't stomach the idea of going to work anymore, I would get a job as an analyst in asset management or development.  

If you cannot stomach this process I don't blame you, when I do it I smell money nothing else lol, but at least now you'll be armed with this information the next time your pumping guy comes out to service the tank.

Many passive investors can't stomach that waiting on returns.I would buy say a package of STNL's to syndicate myself because not much work for me to do versus owning shopping centers with lots of tenants.

With that time horizon you are able to stomach up and down markets over time.

Generally if I can't stomach a property or the tenants I don't care about the numbers either.

I only own multifamily and part of that benefit is that the if you have 20+ units your cash-flow can stomach a hefty "rent-ready" bill.

Your girlfriend is scared -- I was up all night with butterflies (more like angry bees) in my stomach when I made my first offer, and it didn't get any better until the 3rd or 4th.  

I also found that a lot of regular agents don't even want to work with investors because they know you are not going to "fall in love" with a house and they don't have the patience / stomach to submit dozens of offers to find you a good deal.Anyway, my advise...

That presents a major buying opportunity for land lots for those that can stomach the risk.

Hey Joel,I am a trans funder but for me the 1 day deals have just dried up and I can't stomach the longer "transactional funding" which is not really TF, but a short term HML.