Maybe with automatic payment stuff and you can request changes to your credit card due dates, you can take as much advantage of the float. 

I see 3 days ago a charge for a whopping $390 was charged from BiggerPockets to my card.

It sounds like you've made it work well in Cleveland, but for rookies I think its better to go elsewhere.  

Focus on saving, building credit, and continuing to learn through audiobooks like The Real Estate Rookie Podcast and Rich Dad Poor Dad.

BK is a WILD CARD.  

The more complicated your business structure becomes, the more problems it can actually cause such as when looking for lending options, getting the best interest rate, keeping clean accounting, filing taxes, opening bank accounts, getting credit cards, executing a 1031, making title insurance claims or even triggering a due on sale clause, etc. 

Since living here I’ve put in a new HVAC in both units and kitchen into one unit, I’ve max out my credit card, and have had my parents help me.

I personally like the credit card balance transfer check route, since it's interest-free for a decent amount of time (aside from an initial 3.00% fee). 

Vito - Have you checked to see if there is an I-card for the property on the HPD website? 

Listen to podcasts like the BP Rookie Podcast because they interview all newer people to the business so almost everything will be relevant for you.