@Brian Henry, because you're not getting a discount from the "estimated" market value, or "typical" cap rate, you're aware that it's not a "deal", except (perhaps) the terms!

Is 3% commission a typical percentage to offer agents or is it typically higher for wholesale deals ? 

My scheduling e-mail states the typical qualifications and that I do not accept applications until they've seen the unit, and my application states that the first qualified applicant to pay the security deposit, first month's rent and sign the lease holds the unit. 

The title company would typically handle that, and confirm there are no other liens on the property so you get clean title.

Do you know how much it is typically through DocuSign? 

you can contact building department and see what the hours of operation are.. and make builder adhere to that.

Cities typically have a broad blanket ban on signs. 

Rentals, especially in this market, will typically rise in value over time plus you have tenant income providing cash flow to weather a storm which will eventually happen. 

Possibly my worst is some wallpapered ceilings (tin pattern) that didn't adhere properly and started peeling long after painting.

We typically interview to see if it's a good fit for both parties.