Scott The Book on Flipping Houses, The Book on Estimating ReHab Costs http://www.biggerpockets.com/flippingbookConsider checking out HUD homes for small multi's owner occupied gets first crack.

As I crack into the process of Wholesaling I am finding plenty of homes in the Redford and Western parts of Detroit.

I currently trade stocks in my spare time and understand a small sum of 25k can barely crack a dent in my RE market (NYC) but I would like to build from this pool of money and eventually put a large sum in a trusted syndication or possible partner in a multi family deal as I have no experience in RE.

Highly recommend Audible version, he has a good voice and the print version has tiny print and seems overwhelming.And while you're at it (especially if you're a perfectionist, like most RE agents are, including myself), 'Finish - Give Yourself the Gift of Done' by Jon Acuff. 

@Copeland DuhonThere are a lot of posts on this subject, but I'll take a crack at a high level:Macro environment: rule of law, diversity of regional economy, positioning of regional economy, etcSupply and demand equation for properties, both on the sale transaction side, and on the rent side. 

They are now saying that there are cracks in the foundation and we checked on disclosures that there were not, but we did not see them when we filled out disclosures.No, we did not have anything like that.

This isn't an industry where people like you because you crack a nice joke every now and then  or seem like you're cool to have a beer with. 

If you can not tear down old mobile homes and replace with a new one (which is what i thought iheard from you), you can add vinyl siding and roof-overs to old ones, that will create a great new look.You could also look into "rv resort/camp ground" zoning, and replace with new park models and have a "tiny house community", that you could also rent as vacation rentals - if in a decent area for this type of rental.

I am cracking up, delirious and over-reacting.

It is just too much, and there is too much possibility to let things fall through the cracks.