This opportunity will be very patchy, not widespread, and not for those with a weak stomach. 

But, if you can stomach schooling and perhaps a different job, it can open up more opportunities.I see you've been a BP member since Dec 2017 so I hope you've read a bunch of posts here. 

I assume you'll hire a property manager but PMs won't care for your property more than you will.If you can manage the PM well and can stomach the possible surprises that come in D neighborhoods then you'll be fine.I wish you the best on your investing journey!

I bought my current home without a buyer’s agent and Seller has his sellers agent reduce commission to 3% in order to stomach the offer price from buyer.

If you can stomach 5% down and your credit is fine, do a conventional loan.

I cannot stomach encouraging that system, so we’ve decided not to go section 8 for this property.

I could buy a place here for really cheap and house hack it, but I can't stomach more losses like I've already taken.Actually, my parent's condo is in Surrey.

All in Tucson, AZ (primary in Phoenix).All loans are 30-year fixed right now.I called a few banks and get ~3% for investment properties with 2.25% points + $2k fees to refinance the investment properties... not appealing to me to spend $20-25k refinancing everything when our risk profile is that of a grilled cheese sandwich.EDIT: The primary refi @ 2.5% was for $250k with no closing costs which was amazing to me - but also why it's so hard for me to stomach anything close to the 2.25% + 2k fees I'm hearing for investment refi.

. $500 a month for 3 years without receiving distributions is more than most people have the stomach for, even though they may say differently now.

You will have to share some profits but a smaller piece of a bigger pie should keep your stomach full.