Everything has gone smoothly. 

When you treat them as partners and maintain open communication, it ensures your projects run smoothly, even when challenges arise.

But I would be careful to promise anyone a smooth experience, so they are not "wondering" for 8 years in the wilderness (I think you meant wandering)I generally believe in education.

I'm hesitate to look for anymore deals though until this gets smoothed out. 

If I can purchase this property smoothly and it all works out then I know he will be ready to start selling me his other properties in the same fashion so that his trust just receives a monthly cash flow payment from them instead of his family having to deal with the properties when he's gone. 

I went out to view my first property and everything went pretty smoothly, I got lots of info and took lots of pictures.

Some of you may be younger than the seller, and it is important they have confidence that you can perform and that you are not “wishy-washy,†flying by the seat of your pants, or just a smooth talker.Note: The other powerful command is you are telling them that their house is “SOLD!

Certainly it may appear rather one sided however if you were to read my entire contract, which has been challenged a couple times unsuccessfully I might add, then you'll see I am not in the game playing business.

Some of you may be younger than the seller, and it is important they have confidence that you can perform and that you are not “wishy-washy,†flying by the seat of your pants, or just a smooth talker.The other powerful command is you are telling them that their house is “SOLD!

They will not be dealing with another broker/agent for a high chance of a smooth closing on the other end.2.They know that many times the MLS lister will be nowhere to be found.They got their money and could care less.