If there's no exit strategy, you'll be left holding the bag.Real estate is a high stake poker game.

Widget will move in, pack the garage with years of junk, enroll his kids in the local school, play poker with the other beer drinking neighbors, and 5-10 years later, decide he wants to see something different when he's sitting on his lawn chairs in the summer afternoons.

I just read about the online poker playing.

You like cars, poker, politics, anything...there are people talking about it.

Game table, flip the table top for the poker table and remove the top you have bumper pool.

It’ll be sort of like going “all in” with a poker hand though, no turning back. 

You've given me a few things to consider and helped to come to a decision, and it was a hard decision because some of it I wanted to use to play pokers with my buddies ( I havnt been to tourney night since December!)

His book is like learning "Poker Odds" but not about 'tells', 'table environment', 'inflection points', etc...

@Brian Burke  very good point Brian  there is a certain amount of friendship between bidders ( at least here in Oregon) but its like playing poker you keep things close to your vest.

Additionly, the tenant was bragging in front of multiple people/my friends about his welfare fraud during poker.