Real purchase price - $3500Rehab - $4000Lot Rent - $164 per month Mortgage - paid cash Insurance - $350/year  or $30/monthProperty Tax - 653$ per year  or 55$/monthRent - 575$/month  - never been late never missed payment I manage my properties at the moment so I am putting all rent money aside for repairs and re-investing 326$ Left for the account every month After this property went smoothly. 

How do I ensure the most seamless transition to the new company?

While we have some opportunities with our mass transit, unlike California, IMO, Metro Atlantans have not come to readily accept 2+ hour commutes.  

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

It makes things nice and smooth when you can have all of your information and payment history in one platform. ** I just noticed you are an agent. 

Professional management of the property is currently in place and can stay in place after the sale making for a smooth transition.

Are you seeing this transition in your markets?

So glad you found Bigger Pockets - I've seen quite a few recent posts from new members either stationed in Europe or recently transitioned from Europe to the US...If you haven't already - be sure to plug into the Bigger Pockets podcast.

There was issues with the Morris invest properties and ocean pointe was paying higher rents than what tenants had signed.This all came up when people transitioned to new prop mgmt companies...

Now transitioning completely to tile.