I think these older neighborhoods have a lot of charm and location convenience that young professionals and some "empty nesters" are looking for (Rosewood has the additional advantage of having a decent elementary school!).

Hi Larry, it seems like you're having success with your turnkey properties, which is something I'm debating myself as an out of state investor.Is it something you recommend or do you feel the convenience isn't quite worth the money left on the table?

Because it’s not just about finding an awesome deal it’s also the convenience of daily living.Thanks Adam!

Majority of sfh renters are expecting the convenience of having them.

Our leases state the existing appliances are there for the tenant's convenience only; if they break or need servicing, it's on the tenant. 

Ecuador is currently one of my top choices so If you could get back to me at your earliest convenience on the mortgage question that would be great! 

I'd search for something either convenient, offers value, and has remote options - I think that's legal, and works for you.

It was very easy and convenient. 

A lot of what is being sold you can get for free anyway, they just did they work and are selling you convenience. 

I live in a SoCal beach town now, but love the mountains, lakes, etc. as well.Relatively convenient access to a major airport would be valuable to meI hope this topic isn't too far removed from the real estate discussions most commonly posted to the forums, but I thought many in the Bigger Pockets community would have done a similar analysis in their personal lives and might point me in some interesting directions.