Each one is it's own story, yet in a way they are all related and you use the same tools to solve the problem(just like in poker).I'm coming into one big snag, though, and that is I have no idea what any of these terms mean!!

I am a "retired" professional poker player, I have been fortunate to do fairly well over the years in poker, but I have become disillusioned with playing the game for a living, and feel like it is time for a change. 

Two I really liked, one was a parcel we bid on because our pockets were full of poker winnings from the night before. and I knew from the assessors parcel number it was in a great area.

hey Rich,Let me know if you want to trade RE lessons for poker lessons :) (even though it sounds like you are already winning) Kyle

Investing in land is like playing poker - you don't play your hand, you play the other guy's hand (translation: evaluate the land as a potential end-use buyer, not as a seller).

Needless to say, I was beyond excited but kept my poker face on so I didn’t make them second guess their decision.Real Estate AttorneyDue to me being a Realtor, my journey of finding a good real estate attorney came pretty easy.

Is it cheating to play against yourself in Poker?

The poker craze came and a bunch of TV shows shuttled hundreds of thousands of people to the poker sites to get fleeced by the already-experienced players.

As an avid poker player I understand that scared money doesn't make money, but I can't shake this voice.

I played poker semi-professionally (in addition to my day job) for about 15 years, and I was much more comfortable telling people I was a professional poker player than I am telling them I'm a professional house flipper... :-)