Some areas, especially upstate require a strong stomach to invest in but at the same time may be rewarding as well. 

Not everyone has the stomach or appetite for this part of the rough-and-tumble world of litigation.I recommend you stay away from this one unless you lots if spare time on your hands.

The trade off is that the locations he has to buy in are very rough but he has the stomach for it.

(This decision is a recurring one where they will need to continue to overcome challenges and setbacks)  How much money are they able to invest in the deal.How much time are they going to commit to the process (this will help define a timeframe in which to set the goal of closing the first deal).What type of risk are they willing or able to stomach?

It would be a few very lean months I'm sure, but if the PM and the investor could stomach the lean times then they could find good tenants.

This is a great deal all day long, but most can't stomach long distance renovation hence the $90k price tag!

I don't have the stomach for C/D tenants, but you have to look past your emotions.

I also decided against full time flight school which is what I was going back to school for because I can’t stomach the idea of adding $75k of student debt to our already $50k.

Going off my previous tool, the “stomach compass” always lead me to shy away from SFH. 

I don't think I could ever stomach having to deal with multifamily rentals.