That's why the returns always look so good on low priced properties, the increased risk that comes with more drama at that end of the market makes it attractive if you have a strong stomach, thick skin and like roller coasters...Certainly crunch the numbers on your prospect properties, but also overlay things like safety, quality of local schools and overall appearance of the neighborhood, (the things that responsible people care about).  

Unless you have a high income job and can stomach the negative cash flow each month...You can also look at house hacking something that may be a bit smaller (a semi with a basement apartment) or something like that so you can get in at a lower purchase price and still have your living expenses reduced.

At 19 years old, I am taking more risk than at first I could stomach, but now I got use to it, which might be a bad thing, but I have so many years ahead of me to make the money back that my Time Horizon:Risk Tolerance is way in favor of taking risk.

If you can stomach it, check out Hartford but the taxes are so sky high...and well...it's Hartford.

It was thousands of dollars of damage as the carpets were saturated with cat urine and a feces stains, which progressively consisted of more bile and stomach acid, as the cat slowly starved.

says, a really good deal will have enough meat on it to stomach the rates.

i don't think I have the stomach for that.

Maybe you haven't Purchased yet and are waiting for the butterflies to leave you stomach so you can finally buckle down and start using those Bigger Pockets Calculators and punch in some of those zillow listings you've been eyeing to see if they're worth it (currently my position lol) Im a new forum poster and also bright eyed and bushy tailed in the world of real estate, looking to hopefully gain some real world insight to couple with all the technical aspects of real estate investing!

My wife and I both had solid professional careers in aerospace, and I wanted a different asset-class to park some of our money than just the stock marketIt is a very imperfect market compared to equities, so you can find discounted investment dealsAfter-tax cashflow can be amazing with the depreciation deductionIt afforded me the wonderful opportunity to retire comfortably at 55 (in 2021) when my employer decided being woke was more important than I could stomach. 

The neighbor is aware of the issue but not too motivated to grant me an easement, which means I'll probably have to pay her through escrow if I can find a buyer willing to stomach the defect.