You can call them and ask as maybe you do not need to be licensed in that state, but my guess is you do.

I am a realtor in the area and in the last few months I have been getting calls from companies looking for furnished houses to rent for their employees... and I don't have anything to offer them. 

There is a process called a 721 UpREIT that allows you to convert to a reit without a tax event immediately. 

The IRS will look at ‘investment intent’ and will call a taxpayer quickly flipping property a ‘dealer’ vs. an ‘investor’.Best bet is to consult with your tax advisor

Unlike listing a property with a realtor which regularly takes months to sell, requires stacks of tedious paperwork, and accumulates realtor commission fees, we can make a fair “as-is” cash offer and frequently settle in as little as one week.If you are interested in a hassle free offer, please give me a call at [phone] or email me at [email].

Have you called any RMLOs?

Do you think it's okay that I call the seller's agent directly finding out all the information for potential properties? 

Your words though that really caught my attention is that you are afraid you are over-leveraged… If you feel that way, you probably are.

Hey Ahmed, these seems like just a handful of recent projects you copy/pasted from an article :-)Yes, it's extremely obvious to anyone paying attention Detroit has been on the rise for years.

Can we set up a meeting or phone call to discuss what you have?