Went pretty smoothly.

(Although I might surrender)So far, it has been a smooth ride......Except today.

Better to do it while things are smooth and not wait for anything negative (like a new asphalt job) to arise.

After cutting the slab for the plumbing, I will need to float the entire floor to make a smooth surface. 

I think it's good for you to step in and provide your own vendors here and there, micromanage to a degree to make sure they know you're an investor that will be in tune with their properties, and then back away as things are operating smoothly. 

I was a thrill chaser and wanted a fast buck but learned "slow is smooth and smooth is fast" and sustaining a progressive upward trend was more valuable and repeatable.

Hi @Tyler Dalton, congrats on your purchase and here's hoping your renovations go smoothly. 

I am wrapping up on a SF BRRRR and the process went smoothly.

Key is you need a great team in place to make sure everything runs smoothly, everything looks great on paper, but in reality you will always hit road blocks along the way, navigating these is key.If you leverage correctly and have a good plan and pipeline in place you will grow extremely fast, especially if you continue to do value add on larger portfolios.   

Having my sister-in-law live in the house was key to the manner in which it was purchased ... and is even more key to the smooth operation of the house.We have since used the rental income from that property during the purchase of other properties.