Don’t be fooled into thinking there is a special code of ethics they all adhere to that will prevent them from doing fraudulent sales activities .

It is gambling.

I gambled on the water restricting supply.

It is not to say section 8 is bad, it is just to big of a gamble for our system We have a very strict screening and placement policy, obviously all within the equal housing parameters.  

But predicting what part of the city will transition from high crime with large levels of abandoned houses to a great area to live is more of a gambling game.  

I don't know enough about this, and it sounds like a gamble to me.Use equity in my existing home to invest in a rental property (but this sounds like a scheme where I would take a HELOC for a down payment on an investment, to be able to take out MORE debt, meaning I have to rent or sell the investment property for even MORE money to cover increased debt costs).So, are any of these options better than the others?  

I haven't done foundation work, but figured it's worth the gamble on this property. 

There are some of the best independents being shut down overnight by 1 fraudulent wire from an online hacker.

It is a bit of a gamble. 

The mortgage the buyer received for the home was arguably fraudulent.