Be sure to plug into your local BP community through meet ups and investment groups.Happy Investing, Fernanda!!

If you are new to real estate you might want to attend some meetings before jumping in.

But maybe that's not possible and I just need to cash out now for whatever the market can bear.I'm also OK with hanging onto it for another year or so for rental income if I can find a good property manager to take over the day to day rental management but I'm worried about getting locked into a long term tenant with Berkeley rent control laws being so strict. 

Ruth Bayang I'll get some numbers after I meet with them.

We even had them at our MassRealEstate dot net meetings but they got bought out and well... you may want to use someone else...

Through the CRE you can engage a buyers broker to find properties that meet the criteria suggested by the CRE.I know my advice is unconventional in today's instantaneous knowledge, instant satisfaction, guru worship environment.  

I'm sure you've heard already but i wanted to share that the easiest way to track down a mentor is by attending the monthly meetings that are in your area.

Welcome  - check out the MANY live meetings in your area - I am in the KC area and manage a group there - we post the events on the BP calendar.  

Less about cash flow and more about hedging against inflation.I'd love to meet up for coffee some time and talk real estate. 

There is a meet up in Milpitas next week hosted by @Johnson H.