An informed gamble along with aggressive advertising is usually your best bet in avoiding long vacancies in these neighborhoods.

Nobody has a crystal ball, so that's the gamble. 

ARMs are a gamble.

I want to make sure I'm not breaking any rules and certainly do not want to spam people, just wanted to connect with people nearby our area as the investor community here is small and tight knit, but larger in Sac :)Any insights would be much appreciated, and apologies if my connections seemed "spammy".

They're taking a bit of a gamble, hoping that once the building is finished, someone will want to buy or rent it,( however, if your in the growing markets you don't have to worry about that)These are the Pros :a spec build presents property investors with the potential for high profits, faster project turnover, design control, portfolio diversification, flexibility in property choices, and the ability to leverage market demand for increased returns on investment.

Maybe when I called from an unknown number that is unfamiliar to her, she probably just went ahead and block me or marked my number as spam since it's also an out of state area code that is calling her.2.)

If it doesn't cash flow today, not sure what you're in it for.Banking on appreciation or lower rates is akin more to gambling than investing.

Aside from regulation, I also feel like there’s a gamble there because this market now seems to revolve largely around Chip & Jo.

@Anthony Nunez The website can flag you if messages are going out to rapidly, it looks like spam.  

They're simply unlicensed real estate brokers gambling that nobody in authority will find out that they're ripping off the public.Do all the back flips you want to try to rationalize what wholesalers do, but no matter how you slice it, defrauding people of their equity is a shameful way to make a living.