Without knowledge and a workable plan, you are gambling, with little or no chance of success."

Putting money in the stock market short term is just gambling.

He also says that knowing the market you're getting into is key, otherwise, you're just gambling.

It is pure gambling unless you have a proven long-term near guaranteed Edge on the market.

So what ever reason people have to advocate why absentee owners are a good list there are equally as many reasons why they wouldn't want to sell.it is a gamble.

The Missouri Supreme Court in Ethridge apparently stated that for equitable subrogation to apply, the party against whom the doctrine would be applied (USAA in this case) must have "engaged in fraudulent conduct or committed acts bordering on fraud that created the condition that caused the lender a loss." 226 S.W.3d at 134. 

It is a gamble.

(It can happen with other forms of electronic payments but seems to be easier to do with credit cards.)Here's one of the prior posts talking about it: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/672783-fraudulent-transactions-on-rent-collection

And since the Lender doesn’t want to be in a position of gambling, they hedge their locked loans by shorting Mortgage Backed Securities.

at that tax sale did you do research on the house before purchase or just gamble?