Here is my response to that question:I don't go to casinos to gamble.

I've considered waiting for the auction and bidding there for the clean title, but I'd rather get it at a fair price than gambling on what would happen at auction - I've never bid at a foreclosure auction, so I don't know the mechanics.

Lead / Deadwood is further north and has gained popularity for adults due to gambling in Deadwood and is a good winter area due to Terry Peak skiing and snowmobiling.

Long story, her husband thought real estate investing is gambling and speculation, so they always lived in a SFH.

It's a gamble, but it is what it is.

I'm a huge soccer enthusiast and one of the things we do not have in our area is a outdoor sports complex that can be a beacon for our growing youth sports culture.   

Greater Cincinnati is experiencing growth which I see a lot, especially in Northern Ky with our airport, amazon distribution facility, colleges, sports teams, etc

You gamble the building will be OK with whatever you agree to and Seller gambles your deal is better than what else could be had, or not.

This is due to the region's diverse attractions, such as hiking, water sports, and the allure of escaping the summer heat.

My son and his girl freind live in tuscaloosa they both played sports for UA (football and softball) now they plan to open a girls softball training facility. you guys have a very nice state.