I personally like the other townhomes with a Queen better than ours with a King from a look perspective.  

Thank you for putting it into perspective.

But just from a market perspective, Raleigh isn't a Birmingham Alabama, or an Indianapolis, or even a Fayetteville, NC , where good cashflowing SFR's can be found even on the MLS with some digging (not saying appreciation is great in all those markets, but overall cash flow is better just do to higher Rent to Price ratios).

That is an interesting perspective that lower rate loans might be more valuable to servicing companies.   

Atomic Habits (Excellent book on habits and discipline), Never Eat Alone (Changes perspective on networking), Confessions of a Real Estate Entrepreneur (creative real estate)

From a social perspective, I would like to help a millenial buy their first home, especially in a rural area or small town in New Mexico.  

@Bob Okenwa, many thanks for the perspective.

(But, okay I have to admit, I also took 5 vacation trips with my wife since I left the corporate world lol).I have been an investor since 2010, but I am only an agent since 2016, so its a very fresh experience for me.

Your agent is correct.We will be in a feeding frenzy fighting for your listing for at least 2 months non stop telling you how great we are all day and all night.Too many agents chasing too little properties making it necessary to call the fresh meat until you grow rotten over a long time.Only way to prevent it is to sell the property now or keep it on the market for an indefinite period which eventually will hurt the future price if you do decide to sell later.Sorry for the trouble.

Right off the bat, we should be regarding this as a bad thing from a social perspective.