Don't know if I would take that gamble.

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/retirement-gamble/Amazing what a difference the 2% fee average fund fee makes over a lifetime.

In my experiment I was looking for something super cheap and treating it like a gambling and/or educational experience.

However, the mistake I see a lot of investors make and one that I am trying to avoid is the mistake of confusing investing with gambling.

If the place is empty and you are willing to gamble, offer to send them the keys back with a deed in lieu of foreclosure.

If you are taking uncalculated risks then it is simply gambling or betting. 

If I'd been doing this longer, and could afford to lose a little money; I would definitely take a gamble on this one.

More through our network that we would find something.Saying that, we don't have children so are free to pack up and move offshore if the opportunity came along.

Account Closedjust tell your friend that flipping is a gamble, and never gamble more than you can afford to lose. sounds like amateur in the deep end of the pool. needs to learn in the kiddie pool first.Terry Lao

I'm feeling lucky, would buy a lottery ticket, but gambling without free drinks just feels wrong.