This is a gamble though, because you are not sure how long she will be alive for, and you cannot foresee future market conditions.

I would not want to gamble my personal money on pricing services that have just called around to formulate unit prices.Lastly, I know everyone want to be on a budget and save money where possible.  

We bought two owner-occupied houses to improve and sell in the UK, which is an aside.  

If you gamble - diversify.

Hello,I'm an avid and thankful reader of BP and had a question about turnkey property in England. I have a nice 2 bedroom bungalow in a village just south of Cambridge that I've been hesitant to sell due to the curren...

As a result it is currently listed on AirBnB.Thing is I feel worried cuz we gambled on our first property, looks to have worked out good.

I searched on here and Im surprised that I couldnt find anything on the topic considering that many in the UK use these types of accounts to pay down there mortgage.Thanks in advance,George

Sure, maybe the market doesn't tank, and you don't care about cash flow, because by god Boston is so great and its nothing but upwards from here, but my preference is not to take that gamble and find higher and more predictable returns in other more accessible markets.

At some point we will encounter a correction but I would not gamble on it being imminent.  

Is this kind of just a fly by night gamble type of deal?