I am currently looking to buy my very first rental property this year and I have 0 real estate investing experience.I am in the North Canton area of Ohio and am currently a contract software engineer at Progressive Insurance in Cleveland.

Submitted offer at asking price the day it got listed, due to hot market and value adds which sellers completed prior to listing.

I've tried to email the owner/seller as I am ready to submit my offer on the property and I have gotten nothing back from them.

What's a good e-signing software?

All you need is one account and good accounting software. 

Many make you submit your renter information at board meeting to say they are okay.

@Stan TaylorIf you're good with spreadsheets, there are some on the internet that are available.Otherwise, agents usually have them available in their MLS services or they pay for third party software/website services.

Joey Hampton I'm new at this myself, but it sounds like you used some type on software.

To share some numbers on how many projects are being submitted with multiple units... see below data on the permit applications for City of San Diego, which is a combo of public data + our analysis on text fields describing the projects (to extract things like unit counts... it's directional, not perfect data).

They are welcome to submit a complete application if they wish to remain and sign a new agreement with our terms, which may, or may not, be different from current terms, depending on our findings of condition, current market conditions, and their credit worthiness.Be sure you are getting the security deposits transferred to you at closing, and confirmation of rents/deposit with estoppel.