It's less of a gamble than just buying a parcel and hoping someone will want it one day.Clint

Somewhat of a gamble...2.

It feels a bit unpredictable, a bit like gambling. 

Due to BP policy  we are not to spam or solicite, I am going ask you go to Google and look up Kent Clothier has a database of CA$H buyers all over the country with their names and addresses to contact.

These will all be walking distance from the property.My hope would be that the chance for appreciation would be enough to make the lower numbers make sense, especially seeing how property values have risen in the surrounding neighborhoods where the walking path is already completed.My question is, is it worth the gamble to solely rely on future appreciation to make the deal make sense?

We set up an office phone we rarely answer because it is spam.  

Those mortgages are packaged up and gambled against on Wall Street, where our mutual funds from our retirement accounts are making their money. 

We spend more time on personalizing and no time spamming.

Up and coming can be a gamble and could mean different things.

If people want to gamble that prices will continue going up, why not let them give you money to do it?