(OR, once I've reached $1-2M in net worth I can cash out and live off an annuity.)Not sure if I'm thinking about that right, but that seems like the two primary "paths" -- not that they aren't interrelated, but it's relevant because it dictates how much of an appreciation play / vs / cash flow play you're going for.I'm 30, I'd love to make "the plan" to hit "the goal" at 50, that seems achievable, but I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around those 2 paths/end goals and how to "SWOT" the routes for achievability.

If you changed listing brokers I am not sure that the referral agreement would still be active.

To be clear, I will go to Baltimore and will engage in these activities, but I want to make the best use of my time doing so.

I would just try to find something that is supported by comps/general market activity. 

Henri look at the banks deposit levels to see how much activity they are getting.

We have a termite bond company that identified old activity (unknown how old) but not active and wanted to charge $250 for a preventative treatment.Thanks

That is one of the paramount reasons we have licensing laws.Any agent engaging in such activities should be reported to the proper authorities.

@Timothy Joseph ORegan Hey Tim, I’m an active investor in Southern NH and the Manchester area and would love to connect.

I’m partial to Intuity by lagrand because it is hardwired to the home and does t require a truck roll every time there is an issue, they simply call tech support to set up and activate their system.

If you really have a good deal and it is priced right you shouldn't care if that buyer doesn't want to play ball.