I would imagine each unit would be better, due to less people to deal with, and avoid the place looking like a half way house.

I tried posting a similar question in the landlord forum, but I didn't get a response that really spoke to the legal/liability issues with electrical work.I know I need a licensed electrician to do any work in the main panel to avoid a liability issue. 

That’s precisely what I am trying to avoid.

To avoid this, just explain to any Realtor what your asking price is and have them handle compensation with the buyer.   

Their interests were always towards the insurance companyso I would like to avoid that step if it's not really needed.

Do you know what are some parts to avoid?

If not, you could also go the 1031 exchange route to avoid paying taxes on the capital gain.

Ok, to avoid Analysis Paralysis I am trying to take 1 action every single day to move towards my first SFH or MFH deal.

Unfortunately people do falsify insurance documents to avoid paying the premiums.

I would like to avoid refinancing if possible because my current mortgages have extremely low rates (these were originally purchased as owner-occupied properties).