If your realtor chooses not to continue with you afterwards, they probably weren't the realtor for you.

NYU offers them, some online, through their continuing education and professional studies department.If you still need help, hire a real estate counselor, with the CRE designations.  

I own a quadplex in San Bernardino, and I've been recently getting a lot of attention from the city and their code enforcers requiring me to do a lot of home improvements per their guidelines. I've complied with a lot...

If it has 6 months left then you have to continue for 6 months.

However be aware these types of people usually file motions and to continue to exploit legal loop holes, in order to stay in the property longer, so take no prisoners. 

I could continue to belabor this point, but I think you get it....Your best step forward is to read on the boards here, find a good mentor, real estate agent, good money lender (Bank, Mortgage Broker, someone you have done work for).

Continue reading and watching videos.

Learn from your mistakes, continuously invest in your education, and just don't quit until you get it right. 

During your open house, make sure to get good solid feedback about the features of the house.  

Do I continue waiting for a perfect deal in one of the towns listed or do I take a deal with a little grittier a place?