You can go but it won't likely do you any good without additional steps and a hint of luck.

Throughout all of this I've picked up hints about the different real estate markets that I'm close in proximity to (I live in southern Indiana about 15 minutes from Louisville, KY) and I figure one of the first steps should be just really getting to know your local market and how it performs and i'm just curious how I can go out and study the market and learn as much as I can about it before I jump into a certain area.

Due diligence for commercial listing agents, as hinted at above, consists of a lot more than is typical on the residential side.

(hint: a lot) So the less interest expense, the better. 

Here's a hint.  

I also really like the walk-in shower, and the hint of gold color used in the bathroom!

Hint...hint....Here’s my current transaction scenario.

From buying perspective (as a wholseller) : Just simple add a line in provision 11 stating something like 'this contract may /may not be assigned to a 3rd party by buyer listed on this contract for a fee'To make it dummy proof... seller should ask Title Company to draft a disclaimer for buyer to sign ...Now stepping back out of this new....National Association of Realtor has over 1.5 million members where everyone makes money out of transaction ... they also lobby strategically (hint there is a reason why Zillow etc still cant kick HAR/MLS out of business)   which is why startups are failing to disrupt the process (at least for now) and this is merely another try to regain market share which i doubt will hold true .....On that note, it could also reduce competition for existing wholesellers   ..... and i completely fail to understand why not everyone be a Realtor first and then wholesale with disclaimers.

I'm at one of the (B) places, generally identified by it having something like "home finance," "home loans," or "mortgage" somewhere right in the company name (that's your hint that you can't open a savings account there or get a car loan...).

[Hint: How do Banks make profit?