Your best bets will probably be local banks or credit unions. 

Pinpointing newer buildings will definitely decrease your chances of major repairs, but checking in with the current owner and paying close attention to the inspection seems to be the best bet to make sure you know what you are buying.

Nobody on CNBC are going to tell you that there are problems at the top of the Stock Market and you should Hedge your bets in preparation for all the new Rules and Fees and Taxes that the new Administration is planning to force on us.

I bet you will be surprised.Maybe just leave it like that.

@Christopher Munn,You probably already know this but, in my opinion and my experience, your best bet for those plays is off-market deals. 

I bet that's more than 300k in summer but we will see.

I did almost everything over email and their web app, only just one brief phone call to clarify a few details.

I bet you the original PSA  language and the buyer’s follow up low appraisal notice formally terminated the deal whether or not they expressly stated so when filling it out and the agents are duking it out trying to keep the deal alive.

My gf and I bet $100 every week and if we don’t achieve the goals we set we owe the other $100!

I am betting there will be sizable renovating, but I could be wrong.