I have been a buy and hold investor for the past eight years, but since stumbling onto the blog/podcast I am wondering if it is time to sell and purchase 1 or 2 new investment properties. 

I was wondering if anyone could recommend an investment-savvy real estate agent in Rochester, NY.

I, of course, would do my best to make the offer very reasonable, while adding the contingencies.I'm also wondering if my relative inexperience in real estate has resulted in my expectations being a bit high for a listing agent's role in this.

I hope to have it completely done in the next 9 months and am wondering what my next move should be.

Now its down to 710 due to the 2 rehabs I just finished up.

Would be a killer time to unload any problematic properties, vacant rentals, or list projects that will be finished within forty-five days. 

I've always wondered if agents are trained to make real estate seem more complicated than it is to help justify their commission and help them feel more important.

On the other hand, I wonder if due to all the media surrounding  A class buildings, whether if C class is the place to be if everyone is moving down to chase apparent, potentially  higher returns...So that maybe there is more competition for C class buildings than there may be for A class buildings.I am sure there are good sponsors for all class of properties in any part of the RE cycle. 

I am wondering if there are decent cash-flowing properties with good cap rates in the $150,000-180,000 range and if so, how to find them.

Earlier in this stream of comments it was mentioned that Fort Lauderdale is not a good location to invest I'm wondering why he would say that is it due to the price is being too high?