It has been my experience that the lower the price point, the more issues there are to overcome! 

Price doesn't matter as much as finding the right people to work with.

I'm perfectly comfortable doing both and have done for many years.

Any price range. I do not pay attention to the amount, as much as the needs of my clients.

Here it would be under $500k as there are not enough above it to survive.

I would be confortable with all price ranges.  In our market there are just more buyers for 100-300K range.

In  our area the average homes are from 200-300k. Homes 500k are in the upscale surrounding towns. I am comfortable selling anything. No matter the size home, i get to know it, i ask questions and am ready to provide my marketing plan when the chose me to sell it. 

Which one is likely to sell?

I take them all.  Price doesn't change the process.

It depends on the value of the average home.

Although I can engage at all price points, it is easiest to do business in the 'sweet spot' of the community. Here that 'sweet spot' for me is $250,000 to $500,000.  An agent will do five of these for every one above or below that value bracket.

More than

Winston I have sold on both sides. I comfortable with either. 

Any price

Less than $500,000, although I would welcome the challenges that come along with ones above the number.

For me any sale is a good sale.   While I do not have a price range preference I do have a preference with customers...one who knows what they want within their budget and is willing to go for it when found!

I work with all buyers but I have 2 buyers over $500 K that are closing this week and they have been a joy to work with and I am making more money on it as well. I think its nice to work with all kinds of buyer and price is not really important to me.

I really enjoy anything above around 250k, anything under 1 million I prefer to have my team handle. Once you get into the million and multi-million I work with the client myself because I find they expect a certain level of professionalism that not everyone offers. It's always fun to negotiate with someone that does it for a living!

I have always received greater satisfaction when helping first time home buyers in the range they can afford.

price doesn't matter.... I prefer selling new homes of all price ranges and concepts.....

My specialty was the $200,000 - $300,000 range.  That was where the majority of inventory and activity was.  I was so familiar with this range, I could walk into a house in that price range and give you a price without doing a CMA.  I always did a CMA if I was vying for the listing, but I could also tell if a house was overpriced by another agent during tour days. I once won a "Guess the Closing Price" contest.  The agent was apalled I had guessed so low... but, sure enough, a few months later (and some price reductions) I received the call that I had won.   It's a powerful piece of knowledge when you can speak with authority in YOUR specialty.  

Our market is higher priced (I think median $650,000 and avg $825,000).  And, obviously, I don't sell homes.  I prefer to work with homeowners in the $800,000 to 1.5 million range, but I also get many and work with many in the $2million + range and a bunch $500-800,000.  Our range has prob been 100,000 to 10 million...well unless you count the $75 million estate where we worked on one of the side houses.