It also seems like a huge risk and gamble to invest in a property without doing an inspection, but it may pay off big.

At best they'd say, "that's not investing, that's gambling."

It is a gamble but adjust your price and it can be a winner.

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I realize most of the time houses in San Diego are going to appreciate but I'd rather not gamble on that.

I don't get itAs to my opinion on the subject, Bitcoin is gambling.

Some of us know when to avoid risk others prefer to toss the dice and gamble.

Im curious if there is a safe time to pull the trigger on that or if its all a gamble?

Unfortunately most MLS sellers are just looking for the highest offer and there are always investors willing to gamble and retail buyers not looking to make a profit.

$500 isn't worth the gamble of turning somebody away due to something you can't control (i.e., your neighbor's yard).