Here is situation:I am a residential broker who got wind  from a  friend of a unlisted owner selling a pair of apt buildings in downtown SD little Italy area.  

One way I might be able to help is that I am part of a program that pairs recent college graduates with tech jobs in Detroit, so I know a lot of people moving to Detroit looking for new places to live.  

Regarding gaining more experience in my niche, I’m willing to "work shadow" others that are like minded and that have similar goals who need an extra pair of hands, and that are willing to show me the ropes in the process.

Just got my builders license for Michigan. I am wondering what the benefit of getting my real estate license would be. I ultimately want to build homes to sell for profit (spec homes). I don’t want to be a real estate...

I will continue to look for some value plays, but am very curious to see what will happen this winter and especially next winter leading up to the 2020 elections...the end of a 10-year run paired with a heated election.

After some particular bad decisions I was left with less than I ever had before, except a new  pair of handcuffs. 

I'd also like to run through the house with a camcorder, not just for insurance and documentation purposes but also so that I might get another pair of eyes to have a look at the property for those who may be willing.

If you bought the pair for $120K 3 years ago and can get $150K and they can be problematic, I'd sell and use the money to get a better rental. 

If you decide to go for MF, I suggest you pair with a realtor that has experience with MF, just be straight forward and ask how many MF has he or she closed in the last 12 months

I like that you have paired up the strategy of direct mail and cold calling.