I recommend a thorough risk management survey, preferably by a third-party professional that is trained to spot problems. 

Ya i dont use the virtual boarding pass much.. a few times I could not get it to come up at secruity and I had to go back to the coutner to get the paper ticket.. with Alaska who is who i normally fly I print the boarding pass at home and then just go straight through security ..

Anyone here know of any companies willing to pay for training, courses, and license? 

Here's a streamlined approach that I have trained my team on: Coordinate a single walkthrough day for all necessary contractors.

@Austin B. if you go to https://home.flipwithrick.com/freewholesaling they have a lot of good training but the also offer free purchase and assignment contracts to download.

The key is training them to do what you want, how you want, but if you are spread out like that, those tasks are going to be very hard to find and rely on.

REIPro also offers educational resources and training for investors.RealData: RealData offers a range of real estate investment analysis software for commercial and residential properties.

The presumption is that you have chosen a brokerage that trains and mentors new agents otherwise it doesn't matter how much time you can commit to it, you won't be able to help anyone!

Between airport and downtown is the ticket but STR operators in almost any part of town can do well.

New Western has onboarding protocols, training programs, New Western University, and several other tools that you and I can discuss offline to provide a general knowledge base to all agents.