That includes, but not limited to:- Smooth Check In- Fast and efficient communication- Meticulous cleanliness- Everything in working order- Smooth Check OutEven if you do everything right its impossible to expect all 5 star reviews, but if you do everything right you will do better than most and should be successful, assuming you are in an area with demand and you are priced right. 

If so did it go smoothly and is there anything someone should know if attempting to do this type of transaction? 

Once this project is settled (assuming it goes through, of course) and I have everything chugging along smoothly, I would definitely consider more property there.

If you put in the work on the front end of putting in good tenants, then it's pretty smooth sailing from there. 

We are currently in the stabilization stage of the property, but it is going very smoothly so far as we have great property managers in place that are executing our plan effectively.Lessons learned?

(But I don't really know).Are you a smooth sales person?

Didn't see this in the list, but you don't have to spray it with water unless you want all of the compound off with it so that you can (attempt) to have perfectly smooth ceilings.

I don't think your wood planks or bead board are going to look good and I'm not sure its going to be as easy as you think to go over the popcorn, as the surface isn't going to be smooth.

Hopefully everything goes smooth but just want to make sure I am covering my basis in case they give me a hard time and make sure I do everything by the book.

Everything's running smoothly so far, I hope the rest of the process goes just as well.