I tried zumper but had several problems in the past with listings so i stopped using them. apartments.com from what i read they sell your info and your get lots of spam emails but havent tried it yet so cant say if its true or not.I have been doing this for the past 15 or so years and craigslist was the go to, but times change and i need to adjust to the times. in the past 5 years craigslist has slowed down and i dont get as many inquiries so i am trying other sites but none seem to be worth it. i dont think its my listing as i have decent (not professional) pictures, the price is not too low that i attract low income and not too high that majority cant afford. im priced right in the middle for my area compared to other listings. the description lists the property info, pets allowed, drive time to shopping centers etc. basically i get better quality tenants from craigslist, but very little applicants.

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!

I tried looking up online but tired of tons of details to fill and then tons of spam calls on phone...what do you suggest about the best way to find trustworthy agent or good insurance company. or if you can refer anyone I can dm you.

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.

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.

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

Could you take the gamble and lever yourself to the moon and acquire a lot of assets?  

But that's not all—I'm also a full-time employee at Procter and Gamble, making strides in my professional career.