I'm sorry you had to endure any of this in the first place. 

Our mindset was "we'll do this because it is obviously strategic, but we'll have to endure it." 

Frankly, we all deserve a medal for simultaneously enduring a global pandemic and a gruesome presidential election cycle.

I have lost my entire life’s savings from losses upon losses endured in 2015 and 2016.

If you're interested in strong total returns, without having to endure negative cash flows in the short run, then I don't think you'll find a better market.

You can drastically reduce the amount of stress you will endure when you have enough reserves that you can just write a check and know that it is part of the business.

Man, there are so many bumps and bruises one has to endure on their way up the ladder.

I see House Hacking a temporary thing, so if you can endure having a shared space to eliminate your housing expense for a while, you can position yourself for a lot of success later on.

While this is something I can endure, it’s far from ideal for someone who doesn’t have full dexterity with their hands or clear vision.

@Agustin DionicioThis is a very vague question but I will answer based on my belief and my investment outlook.I believe that everyone is different and that it all comes down to personality and individual responsibilities.Some hypotheticals to illustrate:If I was single and had no responsibilities my risk level is off the charts- I would be willing to go 100% in because if I failed, I only have me to worry about and I know as a single individual I can endure some pretty harsh condition and will be able to work my way out.As a married man, I still have the same personal risk level but now I have to consider my other half in the financial decisions.