If I don't analyze a listing before I take it I'm essentially gambling and I'm not a gambler. 

Someone who buys a property with probate title problems and a non co-operative heir, is either a gambler or a very patient buyer who wants the property badly enough to put up with the hassle or doesn't understand the problem.

The problem i've seen with aggressive investors is the same as one that i've seen with aggressive gamblers: They will keep pouring in money UNTIL they lose it all, they never walk away ahead.  

Ever since California legalized gambling, it has slowly been siphoning off new gamblers from the Reno crowd.

So if your a gambler or you can afford to lose a couple grand then dohardmoney.com is the site for you.

My trading partner is a Fearless Gambler and I have a major problem with Fearfully Trading online.

The landscape is littered with the financial remains of folks just like you who made only a single critical mistake - and lost their entire portfolio, their life savings, even their own home and possessions in a lawsuit.That makes you a gambler.

When you are a landlord, you are basically a gambler. sometimes you win and sometimes you lose.

Fortunes have been made in real estate by gamblers and risk takers.

@Jeff Petsche  one things that is lost in all this sub 50k rental housing talk or cash flow is the only thing and appreciation is for gamblers. is that being in the landlording business is a business you will work you tail off for it.. and its riskier than folks realize.. and if your going to do it your just trading one job for another.. your trading working for commissions ( cash flow ) for cash flow from another avenue... if your going to do it you need to go large to make it work..