You're all very reasonable adults (i totally called references to confirm that) so I'm sure it's going smoothly so far :) Other than that, if you need me I'm only an email away.

You get sucked in by the smooth talking telemarketer who says everything you want to hear or the online sales letter that does the same thing.

What can I say to brokers to help smooth that over?

What is a checklist of items I should ask for in order to make sure the transfer is smooth and successful?

The deal I did with them (Buying from them) went very smoothly and they were reasonable.

If you can keep good tenants, you will avoid the issue of Fulton County evictions which is just as Joel says.If you do all of that and keep everything running smoothly, you should stay in the positive.

All went smooth until trouble came in the form of mould and asbestos.

. :)   So definitely buyers first to be on the safe side, i want my first transaction to be as smooth as possible.  

So maybe you could do it, but I don't think it will go smoothly.  

I have had it for over a year now and things are running pretty smooth.