They are terribly slow to respond and hire the cheapest folks they can find.

Of course your property has good cash flow, but your Return on Equity is almost certainly terrible. 

With it being a niche space that could be great or terrible lol.

Being forced out of your home because of rent increases just seems like such a terrible position to be in.

With an effective dollar per hour pay rate of $5.76 is it a surprise that 90% of the agents talking to investors are terrible at their jobs?

No offense, but in asking this question, I am going to assume you haven't been buy and hold investors for terribly long, because once you see the passive income start to scale on top of the crazy tax benefits, you can't unsee it.

As long as the property is projected to cashflow each month and the borrower doesn't have terrible credit, they can usually go with a DSCR program.

In our local area, I'm not seeing anything in that kind of price range, even in terrible condition.

because evidently we didn't get it the first time), and they were terrible.

They’re not great but not terrible.