At this point, given where we are* with the pandemic, I feel your tenants could stomach an lot rent increase.

There is always someone who has a "program" in which they will teach you the ropes, for $1,000 or $2,500, and whether you can stomach that kind of investment in your education is the first question I'd ask yourself.

However, I think I’m going to continue this strategy for as long as my wife can stomach it :)anyway, like I said this may be common knowledge on BP but I didn’t know so I figured I would share it with you.Derick

The tenant seems to have more free legal advice and more protections than I can stomach.

They have an ever-expanding program called Healthy Neighborhoods...the driving force for revitalization in Old Oaks and Southern Orchards right now...and in the Reeb-Hosak if you can stomach more risk...and slated to expand East even further. 

I found a property to flip in Columbus Ga and closed on it 01/06/21 and now my stomach is in knots.

With this being the seller’s market, investors are going to need to value add by picking the diamonds in the rough and having the stomach to do Renovations. 

So, that leaves me with only one option - house hack a duplex, which are going for around $850k, which is hard for me to stomach considering you can find a 3-4 unit for $100-150k more.

(me personally... have no interest in being a country singer...so Nashville is out of the question)...If you can stomach the weather in Denver, you should consider Columbus, Oh...I think you'd be surprised at what is happening here.Best of luckhttps://www.columbusundergroun...

If you get in a bad deal, it's merely a scratch for most reputable lenders, but it is a blow to stomach for you.