It means there's demand. 

Are you planning to leave a few years and sell it or are you planning to keep it as an investment in the future?

@Leslie Beia As @Travis Biziorek stated, flipping in Detroit is a bit different then many other areas of the country - but, that means there's plenty of opportunitues!

I mean it does really matter what you call it, but if you are assigning a contract for a fee that is the same thing as wholesaling. and I am happy to speak with you about your deal.

Few know this, but you can still negotiate with the bank in bankruptcy and some people end up keeping their property.

I also keep a running list of available properties that qualify as STR properties for buyers.

Unless you have a vast network/sphere of influence to keep you afloat, making money being an agent can be really tough and you can literally go months without a paycheck.If you want to be licensed and learn it while you have a W2 job that's different.  

Basically they are a type of insurance and insurance companies make HUGE profits because they pay out MUCH LESS than they take in meaning that over the long term you will lose money with them.

By this I mean that even though we are a small city, there are clear lines as to the right places to invest.

Also, cities and counties are wildly inneficient with this stuff and just because they say you can build an ADU doesn't mean they will actually let you.