I’ve recently found a part time hustle that pays the same as the full time W-2 for about half the hours and I work when it’s convenient to me.

Consider factors like flight convenience, property management options, and your comfort level with the local market conditions.

@Francisca MacThere are many ways you can adjust all the settings… but the short “as it comes setup out of the box” answer is that there is no charge to a tenant to make a payment using a routing number and account number to post a payment.If the tenant opts use a credit / debit  card, there is a convenience fee charged for the use of the card.  

But I've acceped satin in the living areas as a scrubbing convenience, and semi-gloss water-based paint in kitchens and baths.

I was thinking more about people who would do MTR like a travel nurse/corporate professional with convenient public transportation vs. renting a car for a couple of months. 

The small bank made things easy and convenient.

They often just have convenience fees and other added charges which isn't always to the owner's benefit.

Purchase price: $1,870,000 Cash invested: $300,000Offering a sliver of ocean view from upstairs, plus an ideal setting conveniently close to the area's most popular shops and restaurants, there's plenty to love in this location.

They have a convenient website where you can track your rentals and the money you are receiving from them.

As I hope to use the unit a bit myself, I also want to take into consideration the kind of community I'd like to use (which, conveniently, is also about to be primary parent demographic so I'm hopeful other millennials will be looking for similar things)FWIW, I'm happy to do reno on an individual unit, but was kinda underwhelmed by the community as a whole.I liked Champions Gate, but at my price point, I can't buy much that's appealing there.