@Cody M.I would add a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment as a contingency to any offers on properties more susceptible to environmental issues (dry cleaners, gas stations, auto repair garages, etc.)

It belonged to the seller's mother who recently died.

To me, that looks like a post to get business, but since you are new, I assume you don't really know the restrictions.To be successful on BP as an agent and advisor, you can't sell yourself and you have to have the background to help investors.

They can't control the utility company repairs, so this makes since.Hopefully they will get all these online quickly too.

Whether it's regulations on eviction, tenant rights, or property maintenance, being aware of these rules can save you from future headaches.

I sought information on another website program, and the first on the list turned out to be BP. 

Something to the effect that they will look at pics and video of the space and give you ideas on how to make the space unique with good style to help your place stand apart from the competition and you can purchase the material from the company as well (think wall accents, cabinetry, etc)I think the pod dropped in the last couple weeks.

Several family members are not on great terms. 

For those of you that do an online application or furthermore just a simple "form" that is completed online, how do you go about acquiring and subsequently providing proof of obtaining such authorization without a signature?

Congrats on graduating and starting your job!