Plus, not getting permits for electrical is taking a big gamble on liability.

Originally posted by @Harry Gamble:@Steve Balinski.

Before the moral revolutions of the late 1800's/early 1900's, virtually every city had a "red-light district" where all the undesirable stuff went - gambling, prostitution, homelessness, etc.

Plastic bin lids keep in stink much better. if you want to gamble on it, put up a fence to the side to be respectful so he doesn't have to look at it.

Anyone has experience with co-owning a property in Canada with a partner who’s Canadian but works in the UK/overseas.

Just to give you a taste we discovered that our last Prez stole $24k from the reserve to gamble.

in my mind this works for the cash buyer but the leveraged buyer thinking they are going to pull all this equity so quickly well that may happen if they get stunning appreciation. but you know appreciation is gambling and a fools errand according to most BP buy and holders  :)  

I think it would be a gamble to assume 100% occupancy 365 days a year on your underwriting model and assumptions.

I've been listening to the podcasts and doing tons of research, but I'd like to introduce myself and see if anyone would be able to offer some advice on my situation.I am a US citizen from California, but my partner (who is a UK citizen) and I are currently living in Vancouver, Canada.

Hey @Jess Hanner ~ I'm currently stationed in the UK, but originally from MO myself.