Thanks for any information you can toss my way in order to make this process as smooth as it can be.. ha, ha!

It seems like a good way to keep everything moving smoothly based on the type of property.

I have realized that the only way for this rental process to go smoothly is for me to be the "lessor" so that they need to go through me and they cannot go over my head.So, despite that I am not the home owner and am not even documented to be renting this house, can I do that?

Realize that people, products and processes are vital: Treat employees well and they will want to work; understand the product being sold and make sure it is relevant; have a smooth process to execute those two things.2.

I recently came across a multi family unit with a good asking price in my eyes, everything went pretty smooth even had a time to meet and put house under contract.

Sometimes people are okay with a profit in theory but their greed bug bites when they find out how much you are making.I would cater to the needs of the new buyers lenders and work out details before hand with the original seller, that should help the process go more smoothly for the end buyers new loans.

Hey Account Closed, I just completed a Streamline Refinance and it was a pretty smooth process.  

It is smooth stucco with a flat roof. 

That is great news - I hope that the loan process will be a smooth one for you! 

This was a really smooth transaction, so not really much in the way of challenges.