Just another reminder before I turn on the next 2 properties types:

Properties carry forward, you do not lose them when you die.

Cash, like everywhere else in the game, goes away when you die.

It does not persist in your poker account, your bank account, your uncollected properties, or anywhere else.  Credits is the currency that can last forever regardless of how many deaths you have.

Collecting and bribing are both now single clicks, be sure to never let your property hit 0 days.  And mitigate risk by collecting your money from properties on a regular basis.

The stacking allows you to raise the max time you can hold on your bribe timer, as well as buys you a 1 day mea culpa if your bribe remaining goes to 0 and it gets raided and taken.  If you have 13 days on you bribe time, with or without stacking, you lose it in 13 days.  If you have 29 days with or without stacking, you lose it in 29 days.  If you had stacking and had 38 days, you lose it in 38 days.

Dead or Alive, with or without stacking, it won't disappear until you are out of whatever bribe time you have left.

Dead or Alive, with stacking, you get the 1 day mea culpa.

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