Especially if I decide to become a broker in 2 years, I'll be able to just smoothly make the move.

Set up a process for handling this in an efficient and smooth manner.Your concern should be if the remaining tenants have sufficient means on their own to qualify for the property.

It's somewhat overwhelming considering I'm very young and still have very much to learn but I hope with the guidance from fellow forum members and research on my part that everything will go smoothly. 

They are perfect in paper, but they are like ducks in the pond, so smooth when you look at the duck glide on the water, but they struggle their feet too much underwater.

Once I get the business running smoothly which should be soon I could see that making a lot of sense.  

Feel free to PM me and I would be happy to put you in touch with my guys.Good luck with the closing and hope all goes smooth.

It was advertised that he wouldn't have to deal with agents taking a commission and here he sees the investors making several thousand, which could be arguably the similar to a commission of some sort.How do you deal with people like that, and at an extreme case where the seller may even tear the contract up and threaten to get his shot gun.Has anyone tried anything creative, other than back to back closings and double fees, that may help a transaction go smoothly with sellers like this?

To that end, I like that people are also gearing the expectations and sharing the terms in your onboarding to help the tenancy run smooth ( like with some of the topics mentioned above)..Best of luck

We completed the rehab on our first flip last week and it definitely would not have gone as smoothly without the information we learned on this website.  

This would be a great opportunity to pull a rather smooth eviction on the problematic tenant.