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My background is it and trading with options and forex so I'm familiar with finance terminology.

these are banks that are typically located in a few counties in your area, for ex.  

I am a stock/futures/commodities trader.

The MLS will simply be like the stock market where people buy and trade RE for micro-margins because the second it hits the MLS 10,000 bots have seen the deal, evaluated it, and decided whether or not to add it to their portfolio, flip the deal like a wholesaler, or pass on it.  

I have previously worked in Investment Banking as an analyst, and was a Forex trader. 

Currency traders make the wrong call half the time so I certainly would not be qualified to guess.In my case if I were to sell there has been a real price appreciation in addition to the paper (currency-based) capital gain so I would probably break even, so not a disaster.  

A little about myself is I'm a young man looking to get into the world of Real-Estate, currently I am an I.T Network Technician as well as a Forex Market Trader who is aspiring to become a first generation millionaire from a poor family that lives in low-income homes. 

Either job is tough I don't want to give the impression real estate is simple. its not and 50% that try it blow out first year.. but that's better than the 90% who try wholesaling blow whatever money they have and figure out its way to hard  and not really that profitable when you consider the fixed over head that has to keep on churning.Granted like all things cream rises to the top.. and there are wholesalers of course that make money and some in little honey hole locations will trade real estate like used cars.. by that I mean low value assets trading at 5 to 50k per house.. but that AINT the west cost. 

Meanwhile the S&P is up 10% YTD and savvy traders have easily made 20%.