You will have to learn that things just won't go smoothly and you need to learn to roll with it, adjust and get your money going again.  

Most people I have worked with in multifamily underwriting do their best to make the process as simple and smooth as possible, but unfortunately, sometimes there are certain things that we cannot navigate around.  

Wish they all could go this smooth, but i doubt that is going to happen!

I need all the advice I can get to ensure that this deal goes smoothly for me and her.

We find that a student rooming house runs smoothly if you have a resident Den Mother to ensure decorum and responsible behaviour {search here in the forums for discussion of why this is so}.Location is critical:  Being within walking distance to campus (particularly here where our winters are cold and long) is a big factor when adding student rentals to your portfolio.Bundle everything:  Lawn care, snow removal, {even} cleaning service, Internet, utilities, etc.  

If you develop that relationship, things will be smooth with transactions and you can give each other business. 

As far as my REI experience goes, I feel like I have a pretty solid start for my age.I purchased my own home as a forclosure roughly 3 years ago and have been able to pay it off after selling my business.My home unfortunatly is not worth very much(under 40k).I also assisted my brother in purchasing a house for his family last year off of an auction site.It went pretty smoothly for the most part.

What documents or verification do I ask for from buyer to make the transaction go smoothly and professional as the seller?

The more you can prepare things in advance, the more smoothly things will go and the more independently your team can go forward.

This ensures the title is clear and helps facilitate a smooth closing process. 3.