You've likely built systems/methods that make things run more smoothly.

@Lacee BeitlerMustache is one of the original early-retirement writers who really took his experience online.

I wouldn't want to recommend anyone since I'm down in Fairfield county, but I would suggest working with an attorney that practices in the area that you are doing business as there are two sides to every deal and if the attorneys are local and have experience working together on prior deals, things can go more smoothly.

Also better wait until your credit gets smoothed out.

(Although I might surrender)So far, it has been a smooth ride......Except today.

My $0.02.Thanks Tom -I am using this title company because my hard money lender wants to use the same one to make closing smooth.

Better to do it while things are smooth and not wait for anything negative (like a new asphalt job) to arise.

Went pretty smoothly.

After cutting the slab for the plumbing, I will need to float the entire floor to make a smooth surface. 

I think it's good for you to step in and provide your own vendors here and there, micromanage to a degree to make sure they know you're an investor that will be in tune with their properties, and then back away as things are operating smoothly.