Or do I keep holding out looking for a strictly commercial firm that will train a new agent? 

Note: I'm primarily a buy&hold investor, primarily interested in the cash flow and passive income (and tax advantages) rental properties provide and not so much in the appreciation promise, with a very long outlook (current exit strategy is to pass them to our heirs).

Here's the great outlook about beachfront property:  Florida population = 15 million and growing. 

Clinton & Haider, thanks for reaching out. Look

If you stay status quo, you've still got a strong long-term outlook by paying down the properties faster (as you've been doing), and reaping the cashflow rewards later.

Some times it can work and the gamble pays off, unfortunately it usually does not.The numbers starting out look good enough to try you only lacked the experience to succeed.My advice would be to stay away from real estate.

Not unless it is a market that is 1 in 1,000 with a huge under supply of units where landlords can almost do anything they want.30 to 40 year outlook more conservative baseline numbers are 1 to 2% rent growth, 50% opex,10% vacancy.

I would physically visit the location and see what kind of figures your seeing with local rents and what job outlook / unemployment is in the area .

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