I've done 3 personally and have helped numerous clients do the same with great results.

I scanned the printed copy with wet signature with docusign and then I emailed that to my escrow agent/title company.

Trying to make basement feel like it’s own unit, has wet bar, hot plate and mini fridge for a small Kitchenet.

If this is bathroom wet wall you may gain a visual access behind shower faucet cover plate.

As I've heard on the podcast numerous times, my thinking was just to get it under contract then have enough contingencies that I could back out if I run into anything, but I hadn't thought about it being an estate sale and not having the option to write in those contingencies.So I guess my next question is would it be a good idea to try to find an agent and get it under contract (if I can have safety contigencies) and what are some potential concerns about this? 

Being the area that it is and the numerous major hospitals, university campuses, and large employer facilities have lead to Dallas and Fort Worth having more renters than owners.

We've been up there numerous times, talked to the Office Manager, and even phoned the City Secretary.

Only suggestion I would make is to try and get your feet wet in the industry while you are still in school.

It’s a good way to get your feet wet and is more about the time and effort you put in rather than how many dollars you have

It was wet and damaged in a couple of places.