Also, any advice on a nation wide (or Cincinnati, OH based) property management company?

I would prioritize finding an accountant who specializes in real estate taxation over one that is local.There are 20+ accountants on this message board who specialize in real estate taxation.

I am looking at a parcel and I will need to meet with the zoning and planning boards of the local town to determine if the land can be subdivided into single family lots, multi family development, etc.

With the CARES ACT passed and in full effect our national deficit is looking to hit 30 Trillion Dollars in the near future!

In the Charlotte market I am see 20-25% down for investors with good experience and buying right, but cash-out across the board has been limited to 60-65% LTV and in some cases the lender will request additional funds held at closing to cover some payments.

He cannot even get to a judge until June, and then the courts will be so backed up, it could take months to get his tenants evicted.Also, my local news reported that 1 in 5 market-rate apartments are missing rents right now, and nationally it's 1 in 3.

Where’s the next checker on the board?  

On our contracts provided by the local MLS board they are for one year with an OUT clause.

I am primarily looking for across the board accountability and someone to keep an eye on the big picture for me when I start to veer away from my goals.

They have national systems but not much data on local level activity.Example you could buy a course on flipping houses for general info and steps but that course isn't going to tell you the nuances of flipping successfully in your local market.