You can gamble in Vegas, take a trip, buy a car, repave your driveway.

You cannot hold yourself accountable if a general partner has a gambling problem and decides he needs a lot of cash because Guido is going to break his legs. 

The answer is .. you are absolutely not.The only thing you are doing with letters, or mailers is blindly try to reach as many people as possible hoping you reach a motivated seller.That to me is not marketing, that is guessing, gambling.

The area also experienced the 2014 Etiwanda Fire, and most recently in 2020, the Thorpe Fire, igniting a small fire near Almond and Mai Streets.  

If they are just selling to get top dollar they might be more willing to gamble and hope it appraises for higher and they are ok with having to go back on market.

It can be a gamble at that point, but if you've got that many inquiries, you'll likely get a good deal from someone that really wants it.

The loan processor Brittany Gamble was very attentive as well as informative throughout the loan process.

Unfortunately with the limited knowledge and experience you have, you shouldn't gamble on making a deal without this information.

Plus a nice gas fireplace maybe even one you can ignite wood with is ideal.

Would it be a good idea to take a gamble and invest in Oahu or is it the market already too high?