They also expect discounted commissions and more marketing resources than a "traditional" residential seller.There's a real expense associated with the carrying costs of marketing these longer selling listings and we've lost our stomach for it.

Therefore my outlook is now is the time to buy if you're looking for bargains and most importantly if you have the stomach to withstand the risk in investing in emerging markets.

I read you have to be an accredited investor (200k income or net worth 1M+), I'm neither.So my solution to stomach the cap gain/depr recap is to seller finance.

I watched a couple of episodes but I can’t stomach it any more.

If you have the stomach for it, it's a very rewarding business but sometimes it can be scary, disturbing, challenging & sometimes down right disgusting.ENJOY!

Mentally, it's hard for me to stomach paying someone else to do the work when we can do it ourselves, you know?

Value add properties always sound nice, but you have to have the stomach for them. 

Hi @Idowu Babalola, if you are finding difficulty finding multifamily properties and can stomach the crumbs that roommates leave on the countertop, your initial idea of house hacking is definitely worth it.

We started out without one, and got conventional financing, and it wasn't until later that I could stomach the DSCR type loans. 

Optimism is often what keeps me sane, because I really can’t stomach the fear mongering in the group 2 camp.