Entering into a contract without the "intent" to perform under that contract is a tortfeasor at best and fraudulent at worst.  

I'm not gambling.

Either way ( up or down) this is shaping up to be interesting indeed.http://www.ladowntownnews.com/news/a-downtown-condo-gamble/article_6a3b2ffe-97ad-11e5-a02e-17abc4cffc7c.html

How many people stopped gambling?

Most municipalities will settle for 10-20% of the total, but it is a small gamble.

So I also have a good understanding/ability to learn the numbers side, as well as a never-ending gambling itch to scratch.I hope to get more involved in the BiggerPockets community while linking up with somebody to learn from in the Madison area. 

And that same contractors gambling addiction spinning out of control.

Sometimes a gamble doesn't work, but you have the property now with income, and maybe the hot market will continue and you can sell the property!

throw another shrimp on the barbyget it donepull equity out of your investment and investtake a long shot, a gamble, a real hooker- play it down the fairway as far as you canyou got thisenjoy

[If so, that still smacks of fraudulently/artificially setting the market value!]