What kind of poker games do you play?   

This is partially how the game real estate caught my attention.

Currently I am a 28 year old poker dealer/ finance grad from the Modesto/Turlock region and I'm passionate about getting into this real estate market with the focus being multifamily.

@Eric Oneill If you're holding fat stacks and staring at the Poker table it's smart to learn the game before you buy in.

Plus we have a 3-1 game table (cards/games, poker and bumper pool) along with a bunch of boxed games.

I knew they would be able to pull at my heartstrings and many times I don't have a good poker face.

In poker, if you're short stacked (relatively small amount of chips/funds), then you'll want to focus on one hand that can net you big rather than getting chipped away slowly on multiple hands. 

It also states that people become old and boring when they stop playing, but if they keep playing, they remain young at heart.I don’t know if many of you are, but I’m a gamer, I love games, so why not make games out of everything?   

I used to be super active in a poker forum (Full Tilt) before “Black Friday” (if you don’t know what that is and wanna learn more DM me lol)Cheers!

And finally while we hear about flashy deals, most folks make money years down the line - once rent has caught up with the mortgage payment and appreciation is where its at (at least where I am) it is a get rich slow game :) RE is the single best way for average people to build wealth.