I do realize it’s cheaper than a partner but I am having a hard time not only stomaching the cost, but finding a deal that works under these guidelines.

I have 3 children and every time on the news I hear about abuse, killing, or any type of physical or mental damage to children, it makes me sick to my stomach.

One of these items has to do with warranties for work and offloading those liabilities to larger companies capable of stomaching them for a fee up front.

I usually buy home with clear title...but my clients can stomach more stress ;)And I met exponentially more contacts and expert and the free education on all sorts of topics has been priceless.Thx, just thinking how much more I learnt about RE in my last 8months vs my 12 years..

What really happened is I over paid.Mistake 1: I didn't do my homework on what stuff costs because using connections.Mistake 2: I was to embarrassed to negotiate because their my friends friend, uncle,cousin,family friend and I just couldn't stomach up and say can it be done cheaper.Now when I have personal connections ask me for work I say be in the ball park within the 3 estimates I got and it's yours.

Many others just don't have the stomach to deal with the drama and expenses of dealing with rental property.

I'd also keep the same pet policy on each property, not change it, and lean toward the most lenient you can stomach.

It's probably a subjective thing I'll have to decide based on my stomach for risk, but I'd really appreciate thoughts/experiences/advice from people who've been there and done that.Thanks all very much in advance,Jen

Rent the home out with a 1 year lease and see if I have the stomach for being a landlord. 2.

If you still have the stomach for it, you could participate in the deal as a private lender as well, or just walk.