I think that is the biggest gamble here.

A lot of RE investors piled on debt without cashflow to suffice the debt obligation in order to bet on huge appreciation, which is gambling.

Couldn't pay me to gamble on the outcome of that mess.

In the Uk, a popular trend called rent 2 rent peaked my interest.

Therefore, I am uncertain as to how much I can profit, and therefore, I am on hold.I would say that if you already had Portfolio of buildings like mine which had properties acquired decades ago and had already captured a large amount of Appreciation where the Price may move down a bit, then it's worth keeping for the Gamble that the future politics may not touch 2 to 4 Family Buildings.So for me personally, I am keeping the portfolio but am not expanding it.What I will expand, however, is my Property Management business should the future regulate my buildings!

Maybe Seattle will appreciate more, maybe it'll slow down or even go backwards for awhile, but if you're not cash flowing in the meantime it sounds like that's a gamble that's more trouble than it's likely worth.

Solid deal, but was a good price since it was sight unseen re: the inside and thus a bit of a gamble.

she had a gambling habit. 

We can bring in some folks from the UK and the USA.

Then I moved to the UK.