Is this a completely crazy gamble, or is it an investment in your business that has a reasonable chance of propelling you forward and paying off?

if you are looking for appreciation it might be a good play, but always a little bit of a gamble.

Some people make 15% plus in the stock market but it is like gambling to me-stocks are not for me.

If they don't respond, normally they didn't like the price, terms, or both.If it has been more than 5 days, you should connect with the seller/broker for an update.And on a side note, one of my LOIs I submitted on a 400 unit deal ended up going to the broker's spam folder.

Banking solely on appreciation can be a gamble, unless you have strong data that suggests that a particular market will appreciate.

The following text message and voice call were made because there was no email replies so I wasn't sure if my emails went to the spam folder so I wanted to try a different channel of communication.He did pay the rent for April, so he did receive my email just didn't respond.Now it's time for my scheduled monthly maintenance visit. 

A bit of a gamble but it would get you in the door.

I think that is the biggest gamble here.

Recipients pay for receiving your garbage/spam, so you have already irritated them.

I personally would rather have the physical asset that builds equity but is seems more of a gamble to bank on that with a low or negative ROI.