@Alexander Kempf I would recommend both if you have the time.Becoming a developer requires vision and leadership skills as well as technical aptitude.

Also looking for a mentor to assist and willing to offer my hard work ethic and leadership skills I Have learned from my 6 and half years in the navy thus far.

There isn't one best or easiest, it depends a lot on who you are, your skills and interests. good luck!

Also, I recently discovered real estate photography so I’m currently learning and practicing to build up my skills in that.

It is an awesome partnership between my wife and I with our mixed skill-sets and we love working together!

RE is a big investment skilled people can tear your signed contract apart making it useless.

Detroit has some very strong investors, and some REALLY cool architecture, and a lot of skill sets that might translate to specialty manufacturing and high tech.The leadership after decades of terrible corruption seems to be a improved.

Knowing value is the number one investor skill.

Realtors and appraisers are most skilled in finding comps.

I feel like there is a housing shortage, and it should be pretty easy to get a good renter and the right price, but I guess being new to this I'm a bit worried that I may end up buying a property and it will sit empty due to either people not needing rent or I will rent it but the price will be low that I either am just making the payment or it costs me money to rent it.Thoughts?