If that is the case, read this book on ethical 21st century value-based sales - this book or one like it might be able to address BOTH this and the previous paragraph.

Iv met with Century 21 Gold, Redfin, and 1 other local broker. 

Marvin and Century 21, Anderson.

Dale K Poyser, I use Century 21 Prestige Realty out of Jacksonville and North Little Rock. 

The folks blithely proclaiming “time in the market” have apparently never seen a stock go to zero or a neighborhood stay unprofitable for half a century.  

I also switched property managers to Century 21. 

The Seventies homes I have worked on are basically just "dated".....and I know I am no way cut out for the turn of the century type home...but was wondering if I should consider homes with potentially worn out systems....wiring, plumbing....or if the older homes are well built/installed could those systems last 100 years...that is another 20-30 years???     

If you can get them to rent at one percent or better that are usually turn of the century not in very good shape and have whole building boilers,  and a lot of maintenance issues. 

I also have some stock from a couple of startups I worked for at the turn of the century, but I haven't checked on them since ... about that time.My reality a decade ago was that I didn't have enough liquid worth to invest in much. 

Looking at offering on a house but need to bring it into the 21st century and HVAC is on the list.