It's a gamble - rates have not been getting better unfortunately, they seem to keep getting worse.  

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

I like Ryan Evans idea.I think getting constant e-mail from Bigger Pockets multiple times a day to most will be a big disruption and almost seem like spamming which I am sure is not the intent.I use to select receive this or that notice years ago but received a bazillion notices so turned all of that off.It seems like people are wanting information selective to their interests in a big block of information maybe once a day etc.What I have been doing for years is I just go on the site daily once typically in the morning and once at night for about 15 to 20 minutes or so and read some topics and answer some questions.The needs of the site will vary greatly based on being a new user or the very experienced old guard on here that tend to learn from very advanced topics.ANDNo Brandon Turner I do not need to learn how to buy investment properties to duplexes with no money down............. ha.ha.ha   Brandon Turner is so tall they look at him and then give him no money down to buy their property.

@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.

emails get lost or end up in spam.

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...

Every private message has link to report the message as spam.

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