It wasn't 100% smooth sailing, but much smoother than the horror stories you hear.

I am assuming that I would be there on a nearly constant basis for the first month or two until it was up and running smoothly, and then ease out of the day-to-day as I became confident that it is in good hands.

As long as closing goes smooth we will move into the main floor and rent out the basement apartment and the upstairs apartment for the first couple years.

Honestly do you think everything would go smoothly if she knew you made a thousand dollars, five thousand, (ten thousand??)

The rehab went very smoothly; I added a bedroom to make it a 3/2 and increased the property value greatly in the process.

I hope closing goes smooth and everything goes as planned.

Is it realistic to expect things to run relatively smoothly with a well thought out contract with a property manager.

This one was relatively smooth and had no surprises behind the walls, which is always a huge plus!

So he did catch up on it and everything has been nice and smooth.

Plans to alleviate utilities from landlord's list of bills as soon/smoothly as allowed, but should be factored in for now.