That makes that stat skewed.Also more poor gamble than the rich, I am pretty sure that gambling revolves around the lottery.

Hard to believe it will grow anytime soon.To put the number of buyers in perspective, getting a purchase via HUD HVP appears to be about twice as likely as winning $1 Million or more in a lottery (based in this analysis of how many lottery winners there are)

When someone can figure out why banks do what they do, we'll all win the lottery.

I'm not saying you can't benefit from attending these clubs- you can- but I frankly think it's the long slow and low paying route.Fact is that after awhile what I observed is that people who took action, and got results stopped attending the clubs, and what was left was a room full of tire kickers, and product-buying lottery ticket mentality people.I've changed a LOT since then- older and wiser.

I haven't met one person my age who is interested in financial wealth without the aid of lotteries, professional athleticism, etc.. except on places like here in biggerpockets.You're preaching to the choir.

While it may be possible, don't expect to land on such a deal in your life time as they are rare as those who win the lottery.

They don't pay taxes, they get money back in February, oftentimes many thousands, it's like the annual lottery for them.

Thats the kind of crazy deal that really has to feel like winningthe lottery.

But there's no short cut, other than perhaps winning the lottery.

Bill Gates was one out of 300,000,000 people, you might as well base your financial future on buying lottery tickets.Lastly, the goal in life really isn't having all the gold, it's having a great quality of life.