Whenever you are buying a property out of state you should do a few things to ensure it's as smooth as possible.Don't buy in the roughest neighborhood in the urban core.

Ive learned not to assume I'll be okay, but to study the CC&R's prior to escrow closing or prior to even sending an offer in that regard to ensure our project will go smoothly.  

It doesn't peel, it doesn't yellow, it feels smooth not pebbly, the shine is consistent across the tub inside and out, and it remains easy to clean.

The whole idea behind acquiring investment real estate is to expand your portfolio and to do so in a way that smoothly meets your objectives.

The transaction process was very smooth as well. 

Honestly it goes pretty smooth, it's just getting everything done paperwork wise.

Hopefully everything is going smooth for you.  

Originally everything was running smooth, the single family row home was in good shape and had long term renters I was looking to take over.The property had minor problems but what made the deal so intriguing was the tenants had been doing all the work on the property themselves and for a first time home owner/ investor it was an ideal situation.Fast forward to now: Covid 19 has interrupted our every day life as well as the closing, my closing date was pushed back from april 13th to approximately may 22nd and now the tenants have advised the owner they will be vacating the property as of may 2nd.

I would like to avoid dealing with another W-2 employee until there is more to manage. please let me know your thoughts on what I can and should do to transition as smoothly as possible.

Those of us holding re-performing and sub-performing loans will be at risk, again not the banks.This time, the Federal Reserve and the federal government are rolling everything that they've got to make the transition from crisis to recession as smooth as it can.