As I always say, if you want to gamble, their is Vegas for that.

I wish I had the balls to gamble with it!

Real estate is gambling.

Cincinnati Procter and gamble Kroger 5/3rd bank General Electric Atlanta Home Depot UPS Coca-Cola Delta Supply and Demand- Watching how much inventory, and how many renters is key to making sure you will have enough renters or buyers to keep vacancy rates down.

It's too much of a gamble and they know way too many "investors" (aka slumlords) that have lost a lot of money or their reputation. 

ESAs and SDs must be controlled by their owners at any time - a certificate doesn't give them the right to have an aggressive, uncontrollable animal.

As has been mentioned above, the worst thing you can do in such a situation is go in being able to juggle loans (see Uncut Gems...good movie even for investors to check out) that ultimately can turn into gambling when you don't know if you're numbers are going to bear out and you're going to hit a profit that makes it worthwhile in the end.

That's a big gamble, though.

Buying for appreciation is a gamble.

You know that you'd be taking a gamble with this purchase though.