@Bryan Sturman If the seller doesn't really have a situation where they want/need to trade some equity for convenience, and they are fine with paying a commission of 4-to-6%, as well has having open houses/showings, and likely the majority of buyers that come from the MLS will be using lenders (who make things very complicated sometimes), then they should list so that they can get every penny out of it. 

How you'll be forced to charge a late fee to offer her the convenience of paying as late as she has.

Or I think the value has topped for a while and it came conveniently vacant. 

Detroit is a very tech-forward/ 'first adopter' type of city and we believe that young career professionals will appreciate the comfort and convenience that is synonymous with smart home automation.  

Since I-77 was improved two years ago, the commute to Charlotte is easy and convenient. 

They may want to stay for a week or two because it is more convenient for them but their interest is in their new home.

@Brandon Jividen please feel free to DM at your convenience as we would be very interested in your WV properties!

If you had a laundromat, hardware or convenience store, I'd say jump on it.

We are contemplating turning it back into a half bath (I, for one would like this and I’m sure renters would find it convenient).

The difference between a direct purchase and buying turnkey is what I call the "convenience fee."