On the other end of the sweat spectrum you might go in on notes or hard money lending.BP is a great place to brush up on just about anything.  

Financing an inflated property value can be deemed predatory or deceptive loan practices and get you in hot water.3.  6.0% is probably a little low on the Seller finance spectrum of rates.  

The property is in a middle-class neighborhood with a nearby hospital and a good amount of automotive related work (Suburban Detroit) around, so there are plenty of jobs all over the spectrum.

Much has been written here on BP concerning lease-options, there is very good advice and at the other end of the spectrum

I was after a broader spectrum than I could narrow it down from there.I will further look into the North Linden area as you quoted.Thanks for your comment.

As well as people from across the spectrum which are willing to help answer any questions you might have.Welcome to the community!

On the other end of the spectrum, it's nearly impossible to keep out a thief who really wants to get in.

South Florida has a mixture of real estate spanning the spectrum from low income area to multi-million dollar estates; Condos and Townhomes along with single family homes.I wanted to hear some insights from veterans (and others:)...is there a certain profile of an area or neighborhood that is more beneficial for Wholesaling?

Yes, it is true Android runs across a wider spectrum of hardware devices and, consequently, Android apps, need be aware of the platform on which they are running and adjust themselves (display size, networking options, specific hardware devices{GPS, NFC} etc) accordingly.Despite the fact iOS runs on a much smaller, more uniform, set of hardware devices, good development practice would see the same platform awareness measures taken.Fortunately for you, unless you have a specialized need, there are library APIs on both platforms which assist your app to adjust itself to the platform on which is it running.I will admit, I have not played with the BP iOS app to see how it was implemented, but I cannot imagine it requiring anything out of the routine (i.e no special hardware or low-level access required).

I am on the opposite end of the spectrum.