That leaves you out of the emotional equation.I'm not saying not to do it just understand the risk and decided whether you can stomach them.Why are you not having a management company handle it for you?

If a doctor wrote a short book on how to surgically remove a foreign object form a stomach for non-medical folks, would that doctor not have any responsibility for botched jobs by untrained surgeons?

I'm needing help with something that puts knots in my stomach that I know is the most important thing when it comes to knowing if you have a deal.

I personally run a best, worst, and average case scenario in terms of gross income and expenses and then make sure I can stomach all scenarios before I pull the trigger.  

I started off convinced to pay the taxes, and put the money in an investment plan, where I would have at least $25k per year to live off (interest) while the remainder of the money grows for retirement.After speaking with my accountant, I decided to put the money in a 1031 hold, as I cannot stomach giving the government such a large portion of the money.

Just hearing that they'd been through that made me feel like I'd been kicked in the stomach.

Some can't stomach it, but sometimes the truth, or at least the way I see it, hurts.

kinda crap that makes me sick to my stomach.

I tell my clients to stay away from big box like Best Buy and Office Max etc. unless they are a big fund that wants to value play those at high caps 9 to 10 and can stomach them if they go dark because they own so many other locations.

This is one of those classic cases of why we make the big bucks dealing with this kind of crap your average (non-real estate investor) person can not stomach.