Do you have any recommendations on companies that handle that process smoothly?

A person reading a forum post could easily feel that something "sounds" snarky and dismissive, while that could have been far from the intention of the writer.

Also with multiple homes, there is a smoothing of income.

If you can finance the property and a legit appraiser says it's at market value, that is a good sign.Next you will want to make sure you find a good property manager to make sure things are running smoothly and can find good tenants and keep your property rented.

Finally, careful with a lot of the smooth talking bird dogs on the site.  

@Jake WileyTo be truly passive you would be investing in a syndication / fund - anything else is not passive.What I would say is just because someone has a great marketing team, is a smooth talker or has written a book does not automatically given them a free pass from due diligence As someone who has done multiple syndications - they are hard and you are constantly learning and get asked a ton of questions.

One is doing just fine, nearly fully leased and smooth sailing.

Here are some questions that come to mind:- Are construction costs are getting more manageable now that COVID supply chain issues are getting smoothed out? 

Looking at the deal now, if everything went smooth with my contractor, the deal itself would have made money.

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