They can mail in checks with a deposit slip.It really would be bettwer to have a servicer, but if things are going smoothly, and you want to sell the note soon, just make sure the payments are deposited timely.You, as an individual, can not report to any credit agency as you must be a member to report.

for a flip, i'd prefer a gas range over electric...if you're stuck with electric, i like the look of smoothtop, but it depends on price range and area of course..for a little more moneythough, i think the looks of a smooth top are worth it

Do most writ of possessions usually go smooth?

These guys will do 100% of cost, if you are smooth enough as long as its below 80% After-Completed Value.

After some time the seller calms down and we have to pick up the paper and smooth it out and sit down with them again and ask if they are ready to sign.

Everything is going smooth but agent said I gotta put emd within 72 hours but I was trying to get it down after the j1 period.

I agree with @Cal C. on this one; the numbers look very tight unless EVERYTHING runs smoothly.

We make sure everything goes smoothly    I haven't dealt with investors on the Far East coast yet.

As far as it being bumpy; are you talking about the texture on the wall or are there large swollen areas on the wall so that the wall is not smooth?

Unfortunately, in the real world, unless you have lots of experience in creating scopes of work and creating schedules and managing contractors, it's unlikely that something like this would go smoothly, unless there was NO overlap in work.For example, if the downstairs guy has plumbing work to do downstairs and the upstairs guy has plumbing work to do upstairs, there's bound to be issues.