@Jacqueline Basset  there is common theme that runs to investors after 08... appreciation is speculation and gambling its all about cash flow.. so these folks buying these are going in with the idea that the properties will never go up.. over time their tenant pays them off so now they are free and clear and they make positive cash flow yearly.. thats the premise and what this decade of investor sentiment is the prevailing thinking

It ends up a gamble if your legal cost, trouble, and loss of reputation among the neighbors would out-weigh the benefit.

South Baltimore may be a good speculative option due to endevelopment at Port Covington, but that's a long and expensive gamble. 

@Diane G. took a gamble and it paid off big time for her.

=======Have anybody gambled "Baccarat" in casino before?

The great thing about better neighborhoods is the increased chance for cashing out on appreciation but I'm not really a gambling man....In the areas that I buy in, there is slim to no chance that the values will go up.  

I know I can't post urls until I have 10 posts, but I'm not a spammer.The site is [SPAM REMOVED]Fill out the investors form and we'll be in touch.

Not to say people won't make money there it's comparable to gambling IMHO unless your horizon is 20+ years.

You have to admit that he has guts, the problem is that he’s using our money to gamble with!

That's just gambling.