My lender worked very closely with me through both closings, making sure I had correct and legal paperwork on the first closing so that it would go through smoothly for the second, walking through the timeline with me, following up on the appraisal and just really being on top of her game for the entire process.

They have a list to follow so the inspection will go smoothly and I highly suggest you abide by it.

Hi everyone,I'm posting looking for advice, and to hopefully help educate future home-buyers!So I just closed on a great deal in Philadelphia. A triplex in a hot area at a HUGE discount due to the fact that there is a...

Years ago I used the 3P index... pawn shops, porn stores, and payday loans. .. too many too close and it’s still too early.

I’m a writer who likes math :) If you’re a Canadian buy-and-hold investor, where are you buying properties?

I just wanted to know if there's anything different about the selling process or if I should be taking any other steps to ensure we have a smooth close on this deal. 

Think about it, if everything was running smooth as ice most folks wouldn't need to pick up the phone & call us.This kind of stuff really needs to be talked about out in the open a lot more then it is.

Whenever you are buying a property out of state you should do a few things to ensure it's as smooth as possible.

These are buyers that communicate with me, make the transaction process smooth and don't nitpick me, and are serious about investing- not just viewing properties and making lowball offers.

Whenever you are buying a property out of state you should do a few things to ensure it's as smooth as possible.