The RE market used to be pretty inefficient and imperfect, which created a lot of opportunity for those willing and able to exploit those inefficiencies.

@Ben in every legit business there are people who will try to exploit and profit from it.

These are just some of the exploits pets can have, especially if they’re unattended.

Can you believe those damn blue collar wholesalers, exploiting the tech gap in REI?

There's 2 sides to every opportunity imo: 1) the opportunity and 2) a system in place to exploit and profit from the opportunity.

People like to exploit weakness!

I would guess it's such a unique situation that investors want to see if there is opportunity to exploit and want to understand more and others are using as a case study for what not to do as a city.I have never been to Detroit.

Go with what you know.Doing this is much better than getting a tip on a city that is probably already old news, exploited, or at the very least unfamiliar.

They know you have money coming in and a reserve account and they will exploit weakness when they see it.Consider: you are owning real estate with many other nice folks who may or may not be employed.

My issue is that this development company is staking there and your money on the fact that no one will exploit this niche.