Further, throughout the closing process, the agent made some absolutely terrible paperwork errors, missed multiple sent documents, etc… Really just a complete hassle to work with.

Bought the property from him and hired a really terrible contractor who did a halfway job.

But I don' tthink raising $1mm is too terribly difficult, if you have the right group of investors.

He is now in his terrible 2's and I'm in the best health of my life. 

His area code is 785 (Kansas City I think).If you've had contact with this person, was the interaction good, okay, or terrible?

That would be terrible.

I know landlords who have terrible maintenance issues, and when you see their units, you understand why.Strangely enough, the Section 8 condition requirement list is a really good list to start from for all properties to keep them in check.

It was a terrible house but when the agent found out I didn't have my own agent (shoot, I didn't know I needed my own!)

Good city neighborhoods have pretty much zero vacancy rates, but the cash flow is lower than terrible neighborhoods, or the suburbs.  

The second attorney told me that SC is not a terribly litigious state (only one negligence suit in my county in the last 20 years), and, that most tenant claims for damages are settled for some amount well within the landlord's insurance coverage limits.