It is a risk, a gamble, but it might pay out. 

They can do this because they have chosen to abuse their clients' trust and not to inform the buyer of their rights. 

Not unless you truly enjoy gambling. 

The profit is 100k so you would split it evenly. 50k each because you've chosen to split it evenly.You and a partner will decide how things are split up based off what is reasonable in relation to your contributions.

I'm from Rockland myself and thus have chosen to work in the Orange County area.

Though my brothers still live where it's sunny today, I’ve chosen to stay here in Indy—its just home nowJIn retirement, I feel I have my bond and stock portfolio in order (generating all my income now) and I’d like to start developing a real estate portfolio here in Indy.

I am hoping to expand my network and knowledge with any and all that wish to pass on the hard earned insights.I have not actually chosen my ‘farm’ as of yet, I am looking into warren Michigan but I am not hard set on it quite yet.

Sure they can but my word of warning is... it's gambling not investing and you set the limit you are willing to lose before you roll the dice. 

What do you think the odds are your one account would be chosen?

Besides, appreciation is gambling, and it is also long term, so it doesn't effect your current financial analysis.