I am new to this market and would like some recommendations for agents that work with out of state investors. 

Seems like very high friction. 

Also, read the contract very well before you sign because most PMs will lock you in a long-term contract.If this is your first investment, I will recommend you manage it yourself so you learn one or two things about landlording/property management.Goodluck man!

For buy & hold properties in the $150K - $200K range with at least 1,000 sqft, I highly recommend considering Grayson County.

What resources do you recommend for learning more about that investment area?

Like in a high-stakes bank robbery film, only this time you're negotiating the exciting and frequently unpredictable world of real estate financing rather than robbing a bank.

I'm beginning my subsequent continuing education for my salesperson license, and was wondering what courses you would recommend to look into?

I recently purchased an investment property and as I was adding the property to my BiggerPockets account there was a follow-up question that asked, "Did you work with any real estate professional (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?"

Dozier were paid high returns and shown purchased properties using funds from subsequent investors, creating an illusion of profitability and sustainability.

Insurance has been crazy in Tampa and im curious to know if anyone that does buy and holds has any good insurance companies they can recommend that aren't charging outrageous rates.