Do you realize the manpower that would be required to continually "rake the forest floors" as some have suggested? 

My concern with Detroit is the existing man power and their ability to actually get back in the Job market.. 

So those nations don't have to spend the $ and manpower on doing it themself. 

Not many.there is a reason transactional lending became a thing this is how these folks can do this legally.. get into title sell what you own.. if you don't own it .. get a license and sell it.. seems pretty simple and straight forward.but as long as you have guru's  and BP folks saying its legal and fair then there is no way to stop it as there is not enough man power.. in most states... to do that..Ohio FLA CA are on this I am going to see how Oregon reacts to this unlicensed wholesaler...

I believe he said around 250, which seemed to be a lot given the small market they’re investing in, and the man power it would take to produce that much deal flow while servicing clients.

When smaller PM companies don't have the resources, manpower, and processes in place...they tend to let things like this fall through the crack.  

It could also be that although many municipalities do have laws that restrict STR's, they rarely have the time, resources and manpower to actually enforce those rules.

I'm personally making my exit - I never did assemble a team (it costs money for one, then you need the manpower and time to manage it).

Think of the manpower 10 investors could bring to the table.

Quote from @Gregory Wilson: Speaking of IRS budget to audit returns, what that means is that IRS allocates a certain amount of manpower to do the audits.