Right now, try to get in front of as many people as possible and practice what you are saying to them, control your breathing, and work on looking and acting professional.You will need to get in front of about 50 to 100 people before you can look really smooth and look like you know what you are talking about.

For example, in my area single level townhomes go for a big premium, and homes with a master bath or a two car garage are worth a lot more than homes without master bath or with only single car.If any of the above can create a situation where selling to a typical landlord investor using leverage; or selling to a first time homebuyer will not work smoothly.  

(we would like to form trust so our kids get the assets smoothly) 
Regards, 
Ric

This helps smooth the bumps if something doesn't go how they expected, because they see you're a person trying to do your best for them.

@Matthew Cataldo I've used HomePath to purchase an investment property and it was a smooth process.

Remember: Fast is slow, slow is smoothe.

Success can be had, just don't let some huckster tell you it's going to be easy and smooth.

Build process was smooth?

The split amount for the work seems fine, but you'll want to have everything defined just to make it a smooth process since this I assume is not a defined or built relationship yet.

Pretty smooth.