My ex wife didn’t have the stomach for rentals.

BTW...I also think that people as wealthy as Vikram have the ability to concentrate some of their holdings in an effort to grow wealth rapidly because they can stomach the downside risk IF the investment doesn't turn out as planned.

You can probably stomach a new roof and an HVAC replacement.

If you can stomach periodically having to come out of pocket for big expenses and you think the value will increase then perhaps you want to hold on to this.

It's worked out so far, but it's been a grind and most don't have the stomach for it.

I also think it depends on what area one is these days as far as the stomach for lenders of any size to get into the game.

I'm not sure I have the stomach for a lot of this, but we will see. 

However I just can't stomach letting her off the hook.

It's hard to stomach writing a $4,500 rental check each month, but its also hard to stomach sinking all my equity into a house that won't be providing any cash-flow or passive income.

The Bay Area core just doesn't have the stomach to go high density, so RE price has no way to go but up.5% annual appreciation for the next 20 years is very likely IMO.Interestingly enough, I wonder what will self-driving cars do to local RE.