It's like property porn, I tell you!

I'm hoping, now that I have about 8-10 more hours of each day during the week available, I'll be able to be a bit more active on the forums.Thanks @Brandon Turnerand @Joshua Dorkintoo :) By the way Josh, I fired that bad PM and that property is smooth sailing now!

I was actually thinking of writing about this exact topic in a blog (I'm one of the BP blog writers).I think there are people who definitely should not get into REI.

messages that allow you to gauge if guests need anything, "Check-out instructions" messages so that turnover is smooth, and so on and so forth.

This will be my 2nd rental but I do think the fact that my first one happened so easily/smoothly is making me expect that to be the norm...which it obviously is not.

The pattern on the walls is dated and I want to make them smooth painted walls.

He’s done mine...it was a very smooth process, especially for living out of the area!

Whenever you are buying a property out of state you should do a few things to ensure it's as smooth as possible.

I’m not too crazy about the idea of Inheriting tenants but I’m hoping to make a smooth transition.

I am curious to know what are some things to watch out for and what are some good tips to make sure everything runs smooth.