Hello all,I would like to form some kind of a template for property that I'm fixing up.I'm far from been an expert and I have no idea how to design a house.I'm looking for someone that will help me with that, help me to pick colors, tiles, kitchen, lightning, windows and more and more.when i form these templates, i can just send them to the contractor for smooth and easy execution.I know that most of the things can be found online, so it basically will be online shopping.Any advise ?

Let her know you want the move to go as smoothly as possible for her.

Your local non-profit developer will probably have a much better bead on what that could mean for you locally (it could make getting those funds much harder in a C neighborhood), as well as the fact many non-profit developers can also manage subsidized complexes for you smoothly, as they have plenty of experience in the additional documentation, rules and inspections that Nicolas mentioned. 

Be proactive rather than reactive so you can run a smooth operafion, whether you go big or small.

Appraisal was smooth just paid and waited.

So let me know if I can help you smooth the process! 

Read This First.A writer for a real estate business company contacted me and asked my advice on whether it's worth it for new investors to hire a mentor from a big guru company.

Losing one months rent is a small price to pay to give the long term tenants a smooth move in.

Make sure you use a loan officer who knows how to structure your deals properly so everything goes smoothly.

Don't let any of your folks not go through that professional, so as to avoid things getting quirky, and everything should be fine.Again depending on the type of properties you are looking to work with, the whole process can be fairly easy and smooth.