I do typically ask them up front what their household income is to make sure it will qualify as well as how long of a lease they want to do so as not to waste time with people that don't make enough or only want a 6 month lease.

A well written management contract should clearly spell out what is expected of both the PMC and the owner, to PROTECT both and avoid misunderstandings.

My back up plan if it doesn't sell is to hang onto it and rent it out, but I don't think it should have a problem selling.What is the best way to handle this?

Did you make it clear to them that you're an investor and planning on doing multiple deals?

Complex Contracts: It’s crucial to have clear agreements in place to avoid misunderstandings.Watch out for vague contracts, high option fees that seem unjustified, and properties that aren’t well-maintained during the rental period.

I am going to visit Anna-Michelle as well while I'm there. 

I'm now taking out cash and funding the rest of the fix up, as well as going to gain significant cash flow.

Aggieland is home to me as well.

Since I'm planning to do this from out of state, I'm uncertain if this is a wise decision, especially since it's my first time venturing into real estate.

These are just a few starting places that could help you sort through your plans!