Hi @Lisa Isaacs,I think that would depend on what you like to do when not investing.Ski, Beach, Hike, Mountain climb, Kayak, Deep sea fish, cave dive, base jump, gamble etc.

If gambling were such a panacea, Atlantic City would be smoking hot by now!

This is NOT an asset transfer, therefore cannot be fraudulent or voidable.

This is NOT an asset transfer, therefore cannot be fraudulent or voidable.

The stock market is just gambling unless you are in it for the long run.

The only reason one would do that is it speculate on the values going up (gamble) or because they need a heavy loss for tax purposes.

@Evan Jarvisas the OWNER of the property, the company can sell as FSBO.owners who are not brokers, in general, can not fraudulently advertise as someone they are not. but they can make an LLC, make signs that LOOK like broker's signs, as long as there's no claim that they are a broker.an owner can make their signs in-the-style-of just so long as it does not claim to be an entity other than their own.

Now if I thought I could turn that 100k offer into 120k, then 20k of upside at the risk of 0-5k downside might be worth the gamble.

Yes, anyone can fraudulently file a lien on real estate in Texas and it becomes your problem.

Too close to Memorial and you're gambling (e.g.