And most of the value in the opportunities has been scaled off by all of the other players.Ok I’m gambling on the other side….

You might be able to find some materials online but you gamble on the quality.In my case this is what I follow:- Construction material locally so we quickly can resupply - Flooring locally (I find better prices and service this way)- Plumbing locally (I bought online for my first remo and quality was really bad) locally are more expensive but I don't gamble anymore as plumbing is something that is always a time constraints to complete and continue other works.- Electronic fixtures like fans, etc online.

If there is a potential for loss of any kind, then you are using their funds for your benefit - i.e. gambling with other peoples money - so definitely a place you don't want to go.

I had an extremely similar situation last year, it was a property I was fixing up to sell, the main contractor had some issues (maybe drinking, drug or gambling) and kept asking me for money saying he needed to pay the crew and has been working really hard.

IGMS users range from freelancers and small business to large enterprises. 

All I have to say to you Scott, if you are reading this, is, if you measure the growth of your enterprise by the number of lawsuits filed against you, your morals, ethics and values are grossly flawed.

(Gambling, drugs, divorce and lust)

There are no interior pictures on the listing - none and no viewings.Price of property is pretty interesting though. ( I am not a fan of gambling )How i can see inside of property ?

Of course there is a line that separates legal business from criminal enterprise, but the line is not drawn where you draw it, by alleging and asserting that a businessman must act against his own interests and make idiotic decisions aimed to ruin his own business.All above said, I am not an evil or malicious person.

Im in this space and in no why would I ever gamble my mothers resources she will need on one of the most volatile, high risk aspects with a very high failure rate.