Guess I'm a tad biased. 

Florida is an unusual state, there are 4-5 distinct markets for real estate and each has its own characteristics.Tallahassee / pan handle - unless you are from there, I do not recommend itNorth Florida (Jacksonville) and as far south as Daytona - I am bias, I am from there and have great cash flow.Orlando - It is getting overheated - hard to cash flowTampa - There are still good opportunities to cash flow.Miami - Looks more like other big east coast cities like NY, LA, SF, DC.  

Hard to mix genders together, which usually means you end up with a frat house full of guys.  

As a Sacramento guy I am biased but I just don't see much upside in Stockton in comparison to what is going on in Downtown Sacramento and trickling to West Sac, Oak Park, South Natomas, etc.

Chukwudi Motanya I would recommend Citiside Properties, I am a bit biased as my company has a maintenance contract with them.

That's my thought anyway.And its not all about selling TK low end units either as you know my personal bias on those. 

Maybe that bias is fueled by the land that I traded for the down payment from my buyer, it went to zero in the crash and I lost over a million.  

I do believe the agent I was talking to did have a bit of bias against investors.

First, my legal disclaimer, I am an agent and I may be biased ;-) (Pssst: studies prove that using a Realtor gets you much more even once commission is removed!)

There are very few gurus in this space who have a negative bias, and are actually dissuading from investing anywhere in Canada.