I need to start using you as a guest writer when I write my PM articles on here!

Then you can start narrowing down your search from there.I own a rental in my retirement account and used NASB, had to come up with 40% down but the process was pretty smooth and I was pretty happy with the end result.

Also brokers/agents like to work with other professionals where they know that side of the transaction (hopefully) is handled smoothly without a lot of drama and headaches. 2. 

We'd like to Fix & Flip two houses and then BRRRR a multi-family over and over....Hopefully putting the sweat equity into the first year or two, and then getting it down to a smooth running business.

They do have a smooth process down and are in several markets. 

I am thinking a kind of quality sophisticated smooth jazz instrumental is good.

They may seem too rigid but after getting to know my local branch manager it has been nothing but smooth sailing.

There is ALMOST no such this as a perfectly smooth ground up construction process from start to finnish.

Also, when buying and selling with a self directed IRA, is there a similar process as 1031, or are you smooth sailing, tax wise? 

@Marc Izquierdo I'm not sure how old that book is nor do I know what the writer means by "traditional" - he might mean something else entirely than "conventional".