I understand the process at the hearing and the speed that it is completed is dependent on the judge, but what can I do to prepare to make it go as smoothly as possible.

I want to make sure when I transfer ownership there will be no surprises : ) I believe everything will go smooth and good.

I can't stand the 9-5, 3 hour drive in traffic anymore and am ready to make the transition.

I have come to the conclusion I have no use for a Buyer's agent, I just dont need the hand holding, or the negativity.I will simply contact the Listing Agent for a showing, after having checked out the House and neighborhood on my own.I am guessing the Listing Agent will attempt to say this is against their "Code of Ethics" or some other crappy story.So, if anybody has experience with this concept , please post, and let me be wiser from your experience , and hep me smooth out my presentation to the Listing Agent .thank you for any and all comments.

My intent on this next purchase is to make rental income to support a career change into investing full-time. 30k a year in rental income PLUS continuing to work but on a part-time basis should enough for the transition.

I offered 2.5% buyer agent fee, had it on the MLS and had smooth sales with each.

Also he gave me the first month, the transition month free which is great.

I’d love to try and transition into more passive income, and I like the concept of multi-unit because it’s more doors per residential loan, but am open to suggestions.

Fingers crossed the rest of the situation unfolds as smoothly as possible for you.

I check it every night before bed - and again in the morning - and usually when I am in the middle of my personal transition time when I arrive home after work and fighting Atlanta traffic for over an hour.