Perhaps offensively so.

I’ve also uncovered a troubling number of civil and criminal cases that have been filed against him (just in Greenville County), most of which relate to fraud and forgery-type offenses (some of which appear to have resulted in his incarceration, the last being in Dec 2015).

What the typical buyer finds offensive and not good the investor may find as an opportunity.Some agents can be trained.  

Saj ShahNot sure who you were referring to in your comment but I find your tone very unnecessary and offensive and will report it and ask that it be remove.

First I'll start off that I find this mildly offensive; ) Savings lives, have you ever had to go to the bathroom and not have a toilet around!

Account ClosedNo offense intended, I was being ironic, or sarcastic, or facetious, or something like that. 

I want to deal with realtors who will work for there commission (no offense), attorneys who don't just take my money(no offense again), insurance brokers who give me the best rates and tell me exactly what I need and mortgage brokers., who can lend me money with the best rates possible.

A guy shows up on the sex offender registry for an offense in 2004 as a 34-year-old man.

A guy shows up on the sex offender registry for an offense in 2004 as a 34-year-old man.

Of course, if you can sell the place for $150K either way (whether you do the extra work or not), then I would suggest not doing it.But, if the sale prices will be different depending on what renovations you do (I expect they would), then you need to run the analysis of both situations and see which one works out best for you.No offense, but based on your questions, I'm going to suggest that you do a good bit more research before jumping into a flip project...