Tons of character.

Stellar Character guys. 

For a home with older character people are tolerant of some imperfections but a lot depends on your price point. 

Their character (or lack thereof) is no longer in question.  

Almost all 1900's houses will have some leveling issues as they settle and I just think of it as character, you just want to solve anything  that may be a continuing/worsening problem.  

When the character you described in your post made you feel uncomfortable that's on you, not him. 

But the seller's attitude during the whole process has already raised serious "character issues" and this latest manuever, after everything in the contract had been hammered out, inspection paid for, everything in action, all ducks in a row, felt like a real betrayal of trust.

Investors who buy these usually appreciate the character and don't want to remodel.. also these investors usually have construction companies or work close with contractors...

I know you to be a good judge of peoples character-- I am sure it will work out for the best, we are all just worrying for you so that you do not have to.

I noticed there is an animated TV series by the same name with Warren Buffet as a character.