I am not one to gamble like that.If I am going to gamble then I go to Las Vegas and play black jack.

For example if proctor and gamble is building a new factory that plans to employ a lot of people in West Virginia, Utah doubling down to increase its tech scene, Portland opening up free college or the city of xyz offering 1% loans and 50k improvement grants to revitalize you just been Car Jacked ST.

@Nick Romano, @Jerome Hanson, @Edward B.IMO, it is irresponsible to even hint that a due on sale will not be invoked - - you're gambling with someone else's investment and public records. 

I might even take a gamble and tell them that I will give them $500 discount if they wait for a day.

Schedule a tour of a renovated house with a Realtor®, just to see what your potential competition looks like.You don't want to be the first house flip in the neighborhood—that's a gamble that may not pay off.

Rick, you and I can not control a stock market, it is more of a gamble... when you invest in stocks you hope and pray it will go up...

Conversely, however, we may see the American economy rekindling a huge comeback leading to major offshore interests starting to make even bigger plays for US real estate and business opportunities.

So to sum it up, you took a gamble to score big, and you won.

@Harry Gamble makes a good point. 

If not, I might as well invest in Treasury Bonds or gamble on some stocks, which are far less labor intensive than anything in real estate will be.