Compare that to something like a car, which is classified as a “convenience good”, which actually depreciates in value over time.So what can investors do to hedge against inflation and increase their returns?

I was thinking either a 7-eleven non-gas convenience store or split it into a dunkin with a drive thru connected with a tmobile or verizon or something like that so i have 2 stores in one.

@Brian Dickerson I chose Rochester because it was the closest market that had decent prices on the housing stock, I found it quite convenient to be able to drive there (about 5 hour drive which I find not too bad).

Convenience?

I have temporary solutions for e-signature but it would be convenient for it all on one system. 

There is laundry services in the area but we offer convenience for tenants in the building for lower price.

Also you can choose to join a local real estate team that has a traditional office so you can have the convenience and flexibility of technology and the comfort of one on one human interactions.

If it isn't a safety issue schedule it at your convenience (also if you don't pay heat.)Put your location in your profile and you may get more location specific advice. 

I suspect it's just a minor convenience and most tenants can handle it without any special accommodation.

Ideally want my first BRRR to be nearby for convenience and logistics.