The game was designed, according to the press release announcing it, by a Philadelphia real estate mogul. Players move along a track similar to that of Monopoly or Life. On certain squares, players are allowed to draw a series of cards from different decks -- the deed, condition and ownership decks -- to put together profiles of properties. Once the property is created, it may be purchased. Other spaces allow potential tenants to be found. Players must also use forms and charts to keep track of the ongoing amortization costs as well as the ongoing costs. The game ends when a player reaches a predetermined net worth. The game suggests $500,000, $1 million or $5 million.

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