Everything went smoothly.

I will be using a realtor because I want the sale to go smoothly and done correctly.

I figured we could do alright with a battle hardened staff and without all of the unnecessary expenses and salaries built up during the boom.Things were running fairy smoothly until the last few months, when my office manager apparently became burnt out and decided not to follow up with clients without letting me know this of course.

(The anticipation of a quick smooth project gives the contractor confidence in bidding thinner margins.)Research a lot Learn from the school of hard knocks. 

It's not always about fighting over the last dollar, and the closing was relatively smooth and painless.Keep the door open, you just never know.

Since getting connected with the right property management it's been smooth sailing and easy cash flow $$

You must have suspected it was not going to go smoothly, and I'm seeing very little here that you did anything to sidestep this kind of trouble.I'll be blunt because I think you need to hear blunt right now, Cody.

Tell them you expect a smooth transition with the new company and you will be flying down to make sure it happens. 

Hey everyone, recently purchased my first flip and everything is going relatively smoothly.

And as you state its now basically very intense to keep all these things running smoothly your not just putting it on auto pilot. what makes this work for most and how they scale though is apartment loans are much easier to get than funding a business with a commercial bank.. your not going to borrow 6 million when you only make 80k..