@Aaron Mazzrillo Well you would think as a poker player I would be able to pull the trigger and gamble on the list I choose to mail to.

I started working at 15, i hated school and didn;t want to go to college but my parents were resilient. so i went,started playing poker and made a good bit of money so i dropped out of college and thought it was going to be easy from then on...but no it is very tough. got many more jobs then finally got into real estate by getting my license at 21. after being in the biz i decided i did not want to sell anymore and wanted to get into investments but have yet to buy anything...i'm very close at 23.

It is a poker game they usually play.

@Daniel Weber I’m only a sophomore and I pay my own way, cash out of poker for school I took one loan to cover the rest of this past semester which was around 4K I have very little debt compared to most people I know my age.

And they people don't care because they were system gamers with nothing to loose to begin with.I have not found a good solution for this myself.

That isn't real estate news, it's a political poker.

I want to play poker with some of you guys.  

A friend went to a poker game and we asked him how he did.Him: "I cashed out for $12 so I won $12."

It's not lying, it's bluffing... much like playing poker.

I've got experience in "charity", non-profit and public housing, none operate without revenue considerations or aim to run inefficiently or to lose money, even public housing has a zero based budgeting goal to pay for it's own operations.In reality, it's the luck of the draw as to who will be your next applicant, you get what is dealt to you, unlike poker where you can fold, in leasing you have to play the hand you get.