No, Will, I will no play poker with you!

My CPA owns rental properties and also poker machines - You are wise to find a CPA who knows this business.Call CPA's ask for referrals - talk to property managers - ask whom they would recommend.When you find one - ask him to invest with you - also have your new CPA look at your past tax returns - maybe you can do a Carry Back Loss Basis - that is where your other accounts failed to take certain deductions and you could get a refund.Good luck.

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

What I've found is that at least 75% of the game really comes down to the way you work with the local magistrates in the areas you have your rentals in.Are you organized and do you have extensive documentation when you show up to court?

I think rentals are a good stable game. Rents

Take the leap, why should we be pawns in someone else's game? Real

Anything west of Union St to city line.......I really like a poker from west of Greenhill Ave and North of Lancaster.  

im in a similar boat, IV been watching Youtube videos, listing to the bigger pockets podcasts, and reading as much as I can about how the real estate game really works.

The tenants seem like bums and gamers.

It's the "slow hand of poker" in homebuying.