i console myself by reminder that at least its toward investment as opposed to gambling or drinking etc, mehhh

It sounds like a dice throw to me, and I hate gambling on factors out of my control.

If it was set up as a scam from the very beginning the money has probably been moved offshore long time ago.

She may not but it is not in your best interest to gamble once a red flag has gone up.

this is something we dont' want to talk about on a public forum.. the Nigerian scammers and other off shore folks we will start to ruin our day.I now will not send wire instructions without following up with a phone call to the title company to run through the account numbers for accuracy as scammers are rerouting title company wires. its  HUGE deal and whats going to happen is everything is going to go back to the stone age..

No it doesn't make those choices correct when gambling.

Exactly right,Appreciation=Gambling  To be honest no one has a crystal ball and knows exactly what the market is going to do in the future.

Its super walkable, safe, architecturallly beautiful, there's great food, constant source of tenants due to the universities...I am not familiar enough with the other neighborhoods of Providence to take a gamble there yet, but am interested in studying Cranston.

Our agent is saying that there is pretty much no data to estimate what the appraisal will come in at, so it is completely gambling without this contingency in.

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