You are so correct - Jason definitely has gambled; see link:http://lmgtfy.com/?

Whether that occurs in 2021 or later, I would like to be ready.I think there could be promising stuff in STR properties near big cities where the owners are on the ropes due to lack of airline travel/sports events/conferences/major attractions (Disney).  

Warranties are like gambling.

But while we are all in this state, Jill and Robert Berg are on a cruise, enjoying their lives to the fullest or at the casino, gambling.

Stick with your mutual fund and high return ETF's rather than gambling on stocks.

I do find at 61.34.020(3) that it defines a person as a "distressed home consultant".Have at it sport.

I believe this is a 403BShe also has a 'side job' of refereeing sports games where she teaches - the pay for this does NOT have any taxes withheld and she is considered a 'contractor' for this.

If you are not up to gambling with the property then you should not be  a landlord.

If you leverage to the gills then you are only pretending to understand real estate or otherwise are gambling.

So they'll weigh in on my debt-to-income ratio, but I'm hoping that my good credit will convince lenders to take the gamble and give me a lower rate.