Burbon Street was a cacophany of noise beyond the decibel of painful, not the smooth jazz, ragtime, creole, dixieland and so on.

The purchase/closing process was very smooth and I've since been busy interviewing GCs, electricians, well system companies, and many more trades folks.

The per visit fee is to make sure everything is running smoothly, material coordination is assumed to be the sub's SOW.

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.

Thank you Ola, I actually listened to the podcast and ordered the book yesterday evening.I am starting to see the complexity of rental to students especially when not being local and I will have to do my due diligence to find the right partners to work with.I’ll definitely let you know how it goes and it probably won’t be a smooth ride but that will at least we will get started.

Please let us know if it goes smoothly, or if you run into 'lender paralysis'

I'm very interested in investing, and would love to get some guidance and input on how to get the most out of college experience so I will be able to make a smooth and profitable transition into the real estate/investing world.I appreciate any and all feedback.

May want to think about your goal....We are about 6 months deep in our non owner occ triplex and it's going smoothly.

Whenever you are buying a property out of state you should do a few things to ensure it's as smooth as possible.

We've had to pursue the eviction process in the past with our rental units so we factored that potential cost in, just not sure if perhaps by giving these folks an incentive to leave the property in decent condition that this could go more smoothly...