I was really just reaching out to see if someone here has some lessons learned and what they would or wouldn't do next time or some tips and tricks to make it a smooth process. 

Get a QI like @Dave Foster involved and this will go smooth as silk. 

I have reached out to another foreclosure attorney last week and am still waiting a response to move forward.Thanks, Ronny I hope everything goes smoothly. 

Hopefully they'll get everything smoothed out soon.

Their reason for telling me to find another property is because it would not be a smooth transition....and hobos in the past have completely trashed the place and/or set it on fire.Stupid hobo can have this one.

A transfer of management letter sent to the residents should include all of your (or your PM's) information for contact, maintenance and payment and a call and/or email thread should smooth anything over. 

Double Closing Strategy:A-B and B-C Transactions:Develop a network of reliable buyers (A-B).Establish relationships with end buyers (B-C).Ensure smooth coordination between both transactions for seamless closings.Risk Mitigation:Implement risk mitigation strategies to address potential challenges in double closings.Have contingency plans in place to handle unforeseen issues.8.

Just not the real world , its how the product is marketed and some may go that smooth but many need constant attention and interaction.

Yeah, I am now in the process of closing my first property with RTR and I have to say it has been smooth ride so far.

For me it honestly went pretty smoothly, I just started telling everyone what I was doing and what I was looking for and my good friend @John Warren hooked it up, with an off-market deal through a commercial broker.In your situation, you could also consider a reverse 1031 exchange.Happy to connect and provide any needed referrals or walk you through my story in more detail.