If it's not a nuisance like overgrown weeds or a barking dog it's not likely to result in your house being any less attractive to buyers.  

Am i just barking up a tree that I dont need to be testing with?  

This is the same tax you pay as an employee (that your employer matches) so you're barking up the right tree when you question how your high salary impacts the flipping income.As @Natalie Kolodij rightly advises, flipping is almost always Self Employment Income.  

You need to understand our (my) bark as it comes across sometimes nothing meant by it, but short and to the point without sugar is the way I usually serve it....LOL Gllad to have you and good luck in your RE ventures....

Look at the 'bark beetle' in our forests.

A true SD should be completely confident,  NEVER BARK!

This thing started because the neighbor upstairs complained about my dog barking.

(Your other renter is bothering me with his smoking outside, barking dog, obnoxious kids.)The rates and terms are far superior on loans.

He started barking non-stop one day and we went out to discover that our portable carport we had just bought had blown into their yard and the legs were banging back and forth against their roof.  

For example, are there barking dogs next door; is the elevation of the house such that it doesn't have curb appeal; is the floorplan weird; is the house situated in a bad part of a neighborhood; etc.I'll trust my project manager to determine these things, but that's because he's been with me for four years and knows what types of intangibles I look for -- a typical contractor wouldn't care about these things and wouldn't know what I look for.