You can get the standard Colorado purchase agreement, and if anything you will just need a Realtor to tell you what dates, deadlines, and contingencies are important (of course this depends on you and the tenants).

PM/Email me if you'd like to talk more :)One last thought...another place to consider if you haven't is Fairmont due to Fairmont State and close access to I-79, and they don't have as restrictive zoning and permitting and occupancy standards as Morgantown proper.

The exit from SBA will be a standard DSCR or commercial loan.

You should be able to find a standard lease for ON online. 

In addition to standard background checking actions, I make an appointment to visit their home.

We were able to keep the same standards and deliver a quality product.

Here's my situation;I acquired a property and I am making repairs to it to bring it up to a certain standard before I list it on STR websites.

By the time you get through 4+ years of a standard University education, you should be well rounded enough to get the job done.

Once you are licensed, you are held to a much different standard in the community as Mark and I are.  

If it is a residential property, agents typically use a standard residential contract (most if not all states have there own committee).