It's a gamble if values increase much from now until then, but since you have until 2026 to sell for the 121 exclusion, I'd take the gamble that values may pop a bit in a year or so...That's my crystal ball perspective and it may be incorrect, but as market sentiment improves in 12-18 months I think you may get some decent additional gain out of the transaction by holding off a bit. 

There's always Gold River if you like gambling.

I agree that it's better to not gamble on a house that doesn't have a positive cash flow.But---- there is the train of thought out there that if you break even every month & just maintain, then someone else is paying your mortgage down for you.

She’s poor, probably not from gambling it all away as some jerk insinuated, and she probably didn’t play the lottery 10 billion times either!  

They are a bit of a gamble because you don't normally get in to see them, but they can also be dangerous in the liens you're left with! 

Lake Tahoe would be perfect for seasonal mountain activities, and Las Vegas has so much to offer with its hiking, gambling, and events.

Hey fellow investors,I wanted to bring up a topic that often causes headaches for us in the Airbnb investing scene: Homeowners Associations (HOAs).There's no doubt that investing in properties within HOAs can be a bit of a risky gamble.

You need to couple that with something that will at least cash flow the property, otherwise you're making a major gamble and paying for it, but getting the progress right leads to MASSIVE gains with enough time.

Vacancy is a gambling. 

A train running from Philadelphia, the integration of more college satellite campuses, and the highest density of casinos and gambling on the east coast.