This is investing, not gambling.

Add to that any tenant/buyer scheduling woes that would deter buyers from viewing the property at their convenience instead of having to accommodate tenant schedules (even if you're delivering it vacant, which is a big plus). 

My phone was stolen at a convenience store at the convenience store that the condo manager recommended. 

I view this as a gambling puzzle.

So I think the "good ones", it's really who we are and this is just a convenient place for us to "do our thing". 

So that seems like a gamble to me at 52 years old.

There is some industry in Albany, namely, Miller Brewing, Proctor & Gamble, and a small Marine base.

It was convenient for him because asking price was below market value and the home had a basement apartment, which he rented out after purchasing.

I conveniently did not disclose a few facts.

Simple, convenient, and cost-efficient!