Get the property running smoothly for a few months, then worry about direct bookings after you get your other systems in motion.

I would appreciate any tips on how to: 1) Ensure that the process goes smoothly and as quickly as possible.  2) Avoid any potential pitfalls. 

It's also humbling to read my stuff and recognize how awful it is compared to some of the good writers out there. 

If they're not smooth top, they have the same drop pans and coil crap to deal with as any other range so not any easier to clean. 

You want the process to go as smooth as possible for yourself and the buyer. 

That smooths the transition out since it lets him get into his new home more easily, and feels like you are paying him to go!

You will also want to work with an investor-realtor like myself (not a "investor-friendly" realtor) to guide on the specific neighborhoods, type of properties, property tax expectations and will ensure a smooth process.

I’d still go with it, but there are many people who prefer electric cooktops because they are easier to clean -picture the “smooth plate of glass” kinda.

A good working relationship and effective communication are vital for a smooth renovation project.Review Contracts Carefully: Once you've selected a contractor, review the contract thoroughly before signing.

It can increase your direct booking rate dramatically if you choose the right writer.