I would do this even if you have an LLC in case the really worst case scenario happens and you have a car accident that kills someone or you accidentally burn down someone's building.

Later on people heard him saying that he wanted to kill himself due to all the failed deals.

From non-payment of rent to trashing up a unit, to drug or crime problems, domestic abuse, hoarding etc - not to mention you'll get killed by 1000 needle pricks, small issues that grind you down and make you never want to buy a second property.

If you miss landscaping for $2k it won’t kill you.  

Would love any tips, whether that is what job to try to land to gain knowledge or experience, or a connection from someone who is killing it. 

It killed me that now she is forced to go back to work even though she still is not feeling well.

Most of the time Finance cost is what kills development deals during the construction and Sale phase.  

Example that is killing syndications in the last 2 or 3 years.  

If you are the highest of all time you can get killed each month.

You hit the nail on the head about property taxes in SC killing cashflow on residential rentals, but SC's prospects for long run appreciation are pretty solid, especially in the Columbia/Midlands area.