Closing costs and realtor commissions are a part of the game.

I better get back to the Poker tables and get some more cheap $.

Since he didn't earn it, I would agree entirely with his philosophy on this particular point, which in my opinion, shows unusual restraint on his part.So, the next time you discuss poker with him, ask him point blank about it, and let us know the results of your discussion.

Even in high stakes poker there are things that are borderline technically within the rules of the game but considered angle shoots, and there are some players who build reputations doing stuff like this.

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.

I've had the "pleasure" of playing poker with Tommy Vu several times.

@Henry Lazerow I know at least 10 people on unemployment or furloughed, thats beside every poker room employee were I work.

I feel like you are the sucker at a lot of poker games

Most people look like the dealer on a poker table after they got their paycheck: just handing it out to everyone in front of them, every single round.Once you really and intuitlvley understand compounding effects you see how silly most people behave.

I flipped it for 2x what I bought it for and with dealing with all the stupid people, I was more than happy to offload it.I don't think people who are trying to get into the STR game realize just how stupid people can be.