I like to play poker, I wouldnt learn from someone who doesnt play or is a constant loser

@J Scott  I know for a fact were it will not be.. it will not be were it has been... and that is what makes it interesting.. now I am a terrible poker player.. bordering on well I won't even go what I border on..

I've been lucky at a video poker machine or a craps table before, but I know what the reality of these games really is, too.Now, if you self manage, you can earn the PM's cut.

But just like in poker, the same people seem to come out on the top year after year.

I remember hearing an interview with a professional poker player a while back and he said something like "how many normal people can come home after a 10 hour workday and say 'hey honey, so I lost $40,000 today.'

Some people absolutely need to sell their home, while some can take their time.Usually the price will dictate the immediate sales goal, in my inexperienced opinion, but you never know -- the sale price is a lot like Poker.

Doing it this way means you will always stay in the game...and, you can recover from lost money, as long as you bail out of losing deals, since it isn't your money you're losing.It's like playing poker.  

In their mind, it is like asking what hand they are holding at the poker table.

They are probably just trying to play poker and see if he will pay the money, but I'm not a attorney, and this is not legal advice.

Just like in poker, play at the stakes that your bankroll can support.