From what I see, it is asking for trouble to try to repair the existing vent and flashing.

Evicted 7 out of 16 units to get rid of the trouble tenants.

They all stuck in their projects and Hard Money Loan, some of them even cry in the phone because they are into big trouble!

Very good points and to add, I'd also need some net or fence around the court to make sure the balls don't fly into the neighbor's yard.

If yours is the only STR within 20 miles and there aren't any cities or larger towns within a 20-30 minute drive, you could easily run into trouble even finding a reliable cleaning person, let alone a full-service STR management company.I would also definitely take the time to find some comps on Airbnb in the same area as yours, with as close to the same bed/bath count as yours, and with the same finishes and amenities as you are planning to put in yours.  

I want to buy my first property in the Atlanta metro as I plan on moving there for a PhD next year and am specifically looking at multifamily homes but I am having trouble finding good deals.

The boxes are cheap, and the doors delaminate without too much trouble, which leaves the thermofoil prone to chipping/cracking/breaking off.

If they don't want you in the property they can offer you compensation for your troubles, doesn't necessarily mean you have to accept it.

There is likely a phone number and persons name that will come up, that you can reference, since he is having bills that arrive to the mailbox and packages to the door with his name on them.You could make it a pre-condition to the seller that he allow a background check on the tenant before closing and your offer is contingent on your approval.Neighbors typically know what's going on in the neighborhood and will know who the guy is and if he is a trouble maker.He probably has a car and a private detective can run the plates.And so on.The information is readily available is the knowledge is worth knowing.

We put in a trouble ticket and had it done in a week or so.