My broker has been patient and shown me around different neighborhoods.

I'ts not impossible.......there are distressed properties out here, we just have to be patient.

Just do what your coach and mentor tell you and be patient.

If you can be patient then you might be able to even negotiate a bit lower price.If he finds the perfect replacement property and you're not ready to close then a reverse exchange like @Jessica Zolotorofe would be another option to save the deal.

So be patient, look at a ton of stuff, and pick the right deal!

Im starting too and feel very lost just because i dont have who to work with, im re searching studying and connecting dots lil by lil my self, but is not complicated, but a patient game, first secure a buyer list, make one, go out to meetings, groups and meet Realestate investors even online call them ask them of they requirements, they needs,  what they exactly looking for and then match them with the houses.

That's why my thinking is sell now and be patient until the time is right.

I have a separate business I have ran here Blue Mound for almost 20 years, the house behind my shop went back to the bank, then was auctioned at xome.com where I purchased it.My interest is to acquire a handful of properties as rentals that hopefully will supplement my retirement one day.Bigger Pockets has been a wealth of information, I've spent untold hours listening to podcasts and reading articles, I want to say thank you to all of you that have taken the time to share your knowledge so patiently and generously. 

Within 10 years you can realistically reach this as long as you are patient and make the right choices.

When I go to a doctor for surgery -  I like to know how they are rated with patients and there are ways to find out about lawsuits against them or malpractice... normally I use referrals for things like this.