I went to pick it up on a Sunday morning and was met by a very anxious looking guy without a whole lot of teeth.

Prepare to have your teeth kicked-in, figuratively speaking - or not.

As my profile mentions, I'm an aspiring buy and hold investors; I'd like to cut my teeth in singles or small multis and eventually grow into the larger apartment complexes and potentially storage facilities.

I wanted something I could afford with my own money and cut my teeth on something big enough to be challenging but not too big to miss out on the education. 

In Clemson, it might be like pulling teeth to get this info, but it is certainly worth pursuing.

Nobody needs a dentist they are welcome to take care of their own teeth.

If you're looking to get into rentals, maybe a better idea is to start a little smaller home wise and cash-out refinance the big house to buy 1 or 2 smaller homes to cut your teeth on?

@Lamont Marable - cut my teeth in Baltimore over 15 years ago after getting started in Capitol Heights.

I think there probably are opportunities in New London and Norwich but I'd probably cut your teeth in a better area and then really start to get to know the areas of New London and Norwich better for your second deal. 

As easy as this sounds, it's not simple and usually like pulling teeth.