What are some better alternatives?

I can edit a doc but then when I flatten it it corruptsLooking for an alternative ipad app for signing RE Contracts please let me know what you use!

You'll be able to have a choice between tenants.

Alternatively you could actually close on the property and then immediately resell it to one of your buyers (aka "double close" in which case you ARE the actual buyer for the seller, even though it is technically a wholesale).

Explain their choices to them: a, sell with an agent and pay the cost to sell, which averages 10 to 13% of value of the house, b, rent it out and wait for the market to recover, or c, look at the ways to sell on terms to perhaps avoid the costs to sell.

I personally do the process of acting as my own GC and hire subs, plus, I also have a project manager as J suggested as an alternative.

Appliances must be stainless steel and Viking is one of the top preferences with Wolf being a good alternative option.

I would love to be able to spend all my time in REI and property management, but that will have to come down the road given our current financial position.So it seems like targeting properties for non-students would be the best choice for our first investment or two.My other concern with student properties is how competitive the market would be; first, for purchasing properties that become available, and second, how low profit margins would have to be in order to attract tenants.  

Is it normal to have to spend $300-400 on an inspection in order to view the inside (I feel that it shouldn't be) or is there a better alternative that someone can suggest?

I was embarrassed at my naive expectations, but now realize I have to put on my big girl panties and DO something.I made several inquiries to mgt firms and am compiling proposals on behalf of our board.None of us have any experience, but are trying to learn and make the best choice.