Everything went smooth for 3 years.

Originally posted by Joshua Dorkin: Good - I'm glad it's all working now -- we had a rough day and a half, but everything should be in order here.Thanks Josh.I can only imagine what has to go on to keep such a large and constantly active site like this running smooth all the time.

I'm not sure how to setup the mortgage or financing legally for a smooth transition when I sell. 

It lowers the amount of income you need to replace and it helps you build up a cushion if things don't go smoothly in the beginning.

Hope it all goes smoothly. 

Hopefully everything goes smooth.

So the production might be based off of the draws coming in, but I work with them on size and amount to make it as smooth as possible.

After someone gets approved, the house search begins. if I wasn't on maternity leave my file would have been completed sooner because i had everything, i just need to take a landlord course and provide the certificate. i'm following through with this program for now, because i think it could work. my goal is to own more property so i wasn't sure if this was the right choice bc of the requirement to live there through the entire mortgage. i could refinance when i want to move, but i don't know much about that process and if it would work out smoothly. as i keep pursuing them i'm sure i'll get more answers and eventually decide what to do!

i called Melissa from turboevict and she told me they would take care of all those filing details which was a huge relief since i was a little confused about the court's process.so hopefully the next steps go as smoothly as possible thanks to their help.ive been debating if the flat fee is worth it for simple nonpayment case, and im thinking as of now its definitely been worth it with me being new at the process and how much time and possible risk of messing up i would have had if i had tried to do it myself

It is smooth flexible and easy to use and has lots of features.Hope that helps.