Also with a property manager already in place for the whole complex, I am assuming I would only be cashing in checks and signing repair bills. 

I was told last week that I don't have any involvement in tenant selection.   

Home owner can participate signing offers but he has no say so.

Anything you personally sign for is likely to show up on your credit report and affect your DTI.

Always sign a contract if the job is at least, say,  $600.

I see foreclosure signs going up all the time.

Just I thought it was awesome but before I sign up has any experienced commercial officer ever closed a deal with them and if so how was the experience?

We received the signed purchase agreement for a property and now I'm scheduling an inspection.

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You need to see clearly the warning signs, the roadblocks and the signs that will tell you to stop because the bridge is out.