Looks like a lot of spam?

@Pat Brown,Investing for appreciation is known as speculation (read: gambling).

The position is located in Denver, CO.As for being marked as spam, our computer will auto-ban you if you do that too many times.

I have to admit that I started second-guessing my gamble of buying 1/2 a house for $130k and having a "partner" on the other half who didn't know that the house was on these two lots.

Let's just hope the spam bots come, eat up that email address, and flood it with offers for discount pharmaceuticals and the like.

The pool will be added to by people who can qualify for a loan but for various reasons don't want to 'gamble' on homeownership.Demographics, location, employment opportunities and amenities will all play increasingly important roles to these people.It's an interesting new market for investors but with the same old caveat: that sucker better cash flow.

It is a gamble but it's my passion. 

That area is a big gamble and a lot of things would have to happen for that area to really turn around.  

Not sure, because at that point you're speculating appreciation, which is more of a gamble than investment.Refinancing to break even and using the cash to by a cash flow property may make sense.

If your history shows that you haven't used it correctly in the past, why should they take a gamble on you now?