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Life is like poker, you have to make the best statistical decision based on incomplete information. 

I'm not lucky, my poker and roulette bankrolls will back me up on that. 

Playing poker there are signals sent to other players called "TELLS".Until you have control of a deal, don't talk, keep your cards close to yourself  and mute your comments.It's nice to be friendly, but this doesn't help when you are trying to control a deal.You need to find the owner of this estate, who is it assessed to, where are they, has it been listed in the past, is it in tax sale.

Working on starting a bike riding club, poker night, and breakfast club.

Sounds like its poker time , me , I would cancel my offer and resubmit 10% lower .

I'm really excited about joining the BP family.Just to give a little background info about myself, I've been a professional poker player for many years now and have been living abroad to play online poker for the past 3 years (Sydney, Australia for the last 2).

I used to play high stakes poker and it was amazing how many players threw in a winning hand because I raised and acted as if I were going to keep raising until the cows came home and all of a sudden they were thinking they were going to lose.

Buying Real Estate is like playing poker, "LEAVE YOUR EMOTIONS AT THE DOOR." 

Full-time flipping is a lot like sitting down at the poker table.