Attempting to time the market is a risky gamble that often leads to missed opportunities.

Appreciation is always a gamble and/or a long term play, nobody knows if the house will FOR SURE appreciate in the short term.

I would not rely on bank statements solely, as I have seen cases where the money was in the account one day, and gone the next due to gambling problems or identity theft issues.

If they are too similar the system will identify it as spam

Our government is effectively making the most stable investment in the world a pure gamble without. 

Otherwise, this just looks like spam/advertising and your replies will be limited to other service providers confirming your thesis. 

Gamble wisely.And you need to very clearly understand the risk trade-off that they do not bother to explain: you're trading a secured contract with your property as a collateral for a (most likely) UNsecured contract. 

I haven't had a job in 3 years - that's cash flow.I sell a house here and there - that's gift.CA is one of few places where gambling works.  

Regarding the other side living for free for life, that is a huge gamble.

But only if you have someone else act as your Registered Agent and don't use your mailing address.Leaving the mortgage in your name will inevitably lead to spam mail ending up at the property with your name on it - negatively affecting your anonymity:(If you hire a PMC, tenant may not catch or be able to do anything with the info.