But skipping the inspection just to make your offer look stronger is a gamble that could cost you.Instead, work with your agent to schedule a real inspection.

I think it's a gamble, could do well but could do terribly. - Don't buy sight unseen.

However, all properties in the funds are stable and we still feel pretty confident that things will pan out well.Our biggest gamble in all of our investing was with Goodegg.

I talk to a lot of California investors and it's a huge gamble to buy out of state especially a market you don't know well.

Arguably his as he gambled. 

But I also feel like it is one of many things that could be a problem or could not be a problem that unless you are willing to pay to get it checked out ahead of time is going to be a gamble.

I suppose you might argue that it cuts down on aggression (get yourself firm evidence from a vet for that) and cuts down on uncontrolled aggressive dogs (un-neutered) from coming around, but otherwise, why would you care whether the animal is fixed or not?

If you're OK with a gamble for higher % gains, that's what we have done with a big chunk of our cash.

They have money and they gamble.  

Or as I like to call it, your selling a ticket to gamble to some gambler.