If you have to run to an attorney for every little question, prepare to spend big bucks.

I just burned a credit check needlessly without taking the time to listen and understand that this realtor was going to push this faster than I was prepared.

You can purchase a new title policy if you like, simply go see a title agent and they will prepare everything for you.

Be  prepared for potential renters to know about this, and ask you when you advertise the unit. 

Many of the advisors you will find on this site are better prepared, more focused on Real Estate and will actively work with you.I understand the comfort level of having someone local that you can drop in to see, but most of the time a phone conversation or an email is what really suits the bill.  

The key is focus during and preparation ahead of the exchange.3.

If I can average close to $100 a night for my studio-style one bedrooms that can be flipped in an hour, but have to compete with people charging $200 a night for my whole house (which takes many hours to prepare), for me I'm better off going with the small spaces.That said, it's my residence, so it is more work and hassle than for someone who owns a place that's strictly an STR, but I happily took my main house listing down this June. 

It's literally next to the biggest military base so prepare accordingly when selling.

They're also familiar with different contractors who can give you estimates on delivery of the building, site preparation, installing the building, hooking up utilities, etc.

You can find one near you at http://www.cfp.net/A good CFP will have a through understanding of tax issues even if they are not also a CPA but won't be able to prepare returns or provide detailed tax advice.