I did, though I was mostly a high-stakes cash game player for about 10 years, not a tournament player.

In the end, listen to your Realtor's advise they know about the specific transaction and the game players involved better than any of us do. 

@Cory DialWell since you have listened to that many I'd say you got a great understanding of how this game plays out in any circumstance.

Those are just table stakes to get in the game.  Playing

You won’t get that group with 2BRs and the beauty of it is that bunk beds are inexpensive and kids don’t need many creature comforts other than charging docks for game players and tablets.

Know your competition and how they react to you.You too can become a PLAYER - but you've got to PLAY the game and know who your nemesis are.Wishing you good luck with this real estate game - play to win and be always be vigilant for equity or cash opportunities.ONLY MY OPINION ----Charlie 

This is why I refer to most unlicensed brokers as scammers and game players.

I know very well from your reputation that you are NOT a game player and I certainly respect that!

this is a very frequent game played by section 8 tenants.. and your stuck in a rock and hard spot.... their copay is 65 dollars.. their hud pay is 700 dollars.. you get them booted out because they don't pay their co pay.. and it takes one or two months to rent again plus the money you have to put in to it to have it reinspected... so now our down 1400 dollars not including in many areas that are dominated by hud tenants thefts are common place along with kids breaking in and vandalizing....

I think that may be the only way to keep game players from writing reviews on themselves, etc.