most work is flooring, remediating the basement, paint and updating one bathroom along with siding repairs/likely window replacement and massive landscaping and  concrete work I like doing.

It can be a hefty fix and a crack/blocked up line is not something you want to find out about after closing.

I could sit and tell you all zip codes I am comfortable buying in but Akron like many cities almost changes from block to block.

Timing Your Sales - From a technical / IRS standpoint, it's easiest (and cheapest) to have all three of your sales close before your purchase, and to have all four of those transactions occur within the same 180-day calendar block.

One street may be decent, while a block or two away can be very unsafe. 

Each unit comes equipped with 3 bed, 2 bath, attached 2 car garage, quartz countertops, advanced soundproofing, 2x6 exterior construction, premium vinyl siding / Provia stone masonry, 5/8" drywall, separate concrete driveways, LVP Durato flooring, and a fenced-in backyard for pets / family.

I read all these articles and videos where ppl swear up and down you can get financing as a new investor with low down payments or dscr loans etc. but I’m finding they all have road block catches.

For those with your permit approved in Davidson county: Are adjacent neighbors defined as sending notifications or getting signatures, from the block surroinding you?

Even the long-term rentals I own people in the neighborhood have told me they don't want rentals on the block. 

Most of the time, the general contractor is the hub for bringing in sub contactors since you don't know all of them (licensed plumbers, electricians, roofers, framers, concrete, hvac, etc).