My first agent was probably 75 years old and a super sweet lady who helped me buy my first home.

This is investing, not gambling.

This is real estate investing not real estate gambling.

We had all types of odd things happen to us and over the years had at least 10 guests that stayed in one room say they had seen a lady in Victorian clothing.

That could be:- Improper window flashing or seals- Poor ventilation- Roof leaks- Plumbing leaks- Or even water coming up from under the house (if there’s a crawl space or slab issue)If you don’t pin it down, you’re kind of gambling with your rehab budget and your timeline.Get a Specialist Before You DecideAt this point, I’d bring in a moisture intrusion specialist or environmental inspector (not just a general inspector).

They ended up gambling away all their lottery winnings3.

Not sure how I should respond to the lady stating it is in probate even though it was listed for the foreclosure auction. 

It's the scam sales funnel 101 that you read about online with old ladies spending their last dime on some "guru".4.

Surplus funds are usually redistributed or reinvested ethically, and profits are not generated from uncertainty (gharar) or gambling-like arrangements.While Takaful is widely available in places like Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, and parts of the UK, it seems extremely rare or nonexistent in the U.S. — especially when it comes to property or title coverage.So I’m wondering:Have any of you found Takaful-compliant providers operating in the U.S.?

How ready to gamble are ya?