He was born with Hirshsprungs disease and his stomach also ruptured so it was very *Touch & Go* for quite sometime..

Recently I had to say no to a couple deals I found while I wait on funding which was tough to stomach. 

If you are prepared to stomach that, call the last 3 appraisers on your most recent 3 appraisals and pitch it. 

As hard as the losses were to stomach I gained super valuable knowledge along the way.

You seem to care about how this impacted everyone so I understand the stone you have in the pit of your stomach, but I can guarantee that the next deal you do will be both smoother and less stressful because of what you'll have learned from this one.Good luck in all your future endeavors!

Really get the feel for what you've got the stomach for and what you don't have the stomach for. 

I know a lady that was randomly attacked by a pit bull and it almost ripped her stomach out. 

The low down forces PMI on you and you have a higher payment (more leverage) but If you intend on living there and can stomach the higher payment this will keep more of your savings liquid for repairs or another down payment! 

To add more sadness to the story, he was diagnosed with stomach cancer which was under control until recently discovering it is back. 

If you don't want to think about that stuff and feel you can stomach smaller cashflow for one property, go with a property management software like Beaver.If you need help with doing your own accounting feel free to message me, I love chatting about real estate and bookkeeping.