First house was rented smoothly, but the second one has been on the market for 77 days now, which is very concerting.

The company should also be fine with you using your own financing, but you should also ensure that they have time to vet the lender to ensure a smooth hassle-free transaction.

I recommend ending his game playing today; you gave him a 14-day demand and that has come and gone...so should he.

Went super smooth and was pretty simple.

Yes, that will communicate that you mean business.In the meantime, start advertising the unit, so that you can have a nice, smooth transition to the next tenant.  

Such spending brings risk of being destroyed by tenants or never getting the value out at sale.Whether you go low income or not, there is no guarantee of the property being taken care of or having a smooth turnover experience.  

I wanted to hear about the different strategies others  use to facilitate smooth landlording.

It's a ton of information for sure, but I'm enjoying putting the pieces together slowly to try and get a gameplay moving forward.

I financed 4 multifamilies last summer through Stifel Bank, Brook MullenI got a good rate, and the process went very smoothly.

I am wondering what techniques and methods did you all use to make your multifamily sales as smooth as possible?