If they fix it, I would wager your credit would go down where it belongs for the time being.

Not saying impossible, but certainly not for the timid...I would wager a number of the foreclosures were caused by low or no money down mortgages. 

I'd wager both of these are decent, but not great deals directly at the 1% rule criteria.I'd throw a 189k offer in on Duplex 2 just to test the desperation.

I will pay legal fee's to draw up our wager!

I would wager there is not a single A area in either of those towns, and even B+/B areas would be a stretch for some, depending on your definition of a B area. edit: The manager concluded with saying this "this is why I only stay in Durham/Dover/Newmarket/Portsmouth.

At the bottom line, I'd be willing to wager that very few of these rules are observed in practice, which makes this a more dangerous (or at least useless) entity for the novice.

Ralph says, “Now, I’ll bet you two thousand dollars that I can bite my other eye.”The auditor can tell Ralph isn’t blind, so he takes the bet.Ralph removes his dentures and bites his good eye.The stunned auditor now realizes he has wagered and lost three grand, with Ralph’s attorney as a witness.

I saw we just hit 1,500,000 Any wagers on when when we hit 2,000,000??

I'd wager if they are scheduling a sale, they have enough data to think they have a legal right to go to sale.

Would anyone who's seen a few cycles on the ground be willing to make a prediction about what this downturn will mean for investors and how they should prepare to keep building and growing in spite of it?  
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