People fraudulently obtain an emotional support animal to circumvent the no-pet policy in rentals.

It’s the government’s right to take private property for a public purpose, like widening the street, or building the Barclays center 😀.It’s a gamble to decide if the city will actually decide to use the land.They usually provide a “fair market value” and it’s inevitable with time that the property will get acquired.

You fraudulently caused the seller to enter into a contract. 

You would be gambling that rents and home prices will go up enough to make this a good deal. 

If you’re putting in offers without running your numbers you’re gambling.

You have to disclose that it won't be owner occupied but it's still conventional financing subject to fannie/freddie underwriting requirements (like a decent DTI)-- you'll pay a little more than you will for an owner occupied property but it still the cheapest financing for a non-owner occupied investment property (I thought these usually aren't callable loans if you haven't done something fraudulent).

dont you love appreciation ( oh wait on BP its gambling and who in their right mind would invest for that :)  )

The people that are going to get crushed are people that buy assets that have negative cash flow and are speculating/gambling on appreciation.

That is speculation and gambling. 

Basing everything on appreciation is speculation ie gambling.