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I see this as a mutual fund really, since I do not bet on a single big project (but I do bet on a single 2 man person company to execute)2.

I bet you dollars for donuts that the other guy put the offer in through the listing agent and that agent did what he/she had to do (legal or not) in order to double end the deal. 

From the amount you have in saving, I would bet that you have actually been living on significantly less than your income.

@John Arendsen, if I understand your posting, you're looking to invest in crowdfunding sites, but not as a typical investor but as someone who sits on the board.There are about 20 sites that I would consider to be investment quality, and the remaining 80+ are fairly poor for one reason or another (in sufficient volume, none of experience, poor investor protection, etc.). 

Poor people gave big TV's; Rich people have big libraries.It's Christmas Eve.

I suspect that the pipe was in an area with poor insulation and froze from the outside temperature.I think that this just happened, and she should fight the liability.

That was over a year ago and I bet it's even worse now since there are fewer houses for sale.

Pretty awesome idea @Jay Hinrichs I lived in central Indiana for the first 3 decades of my life. 30 minutes north of Indy is a fine area to catch the commuters that want to rent as customers.I still have friends and family in the area and based on your estimates I bet I could guess what city this is in but I'm not going to do that since you haven't stated it in the thread.Thank you for your contributions to this forum sir.

@Billy Gulley  I bet you $5,000 you didn't do shi$ nor could you do anything!