I'm not a gambler so I would rather focus on cash flow. 

I'm a gambler so I would go for it, but what is your risk tolerance?

Particularly the investor, sorry, speculative gambler crowd.Historically low interest rates, historically high house prices, 3-10 year loan terms with 25 year amortization periods, not something I would touch with a 10 foot pole.

Every day, a typical wealthy gambler (many many of these gamblers in the world come to Las Vegas) would bring $3 million to $5 million bank roll for gambling in casino. 

I can be a bit of a gambler, and I'm accustomed to just pulling the trigger and either succeeding or learning from empirical data, but I feel like I'm handcuffed for the near future.In any case, I'm just here to dump some of my crazy into the world and see what conversations spark up.

Like any lever, it can exert force in two directions, upending the investor/gambler’s best-laid schemes.

Set high standards for your business, run it like a professional business, follow the low, and you'll mitigate most of the unnecessary issues landlords/risk taking gamblers on this site encounter.  

There will always be investors and gamblers.  

Only gamblers and the uninitiated do.

You might want to sell until your income stabilizes and you build up your reserves again.Or you can go "all in" and start paying for stuff with credit cards, but only do this if you are a gambler!