I have auto pay for ease.

But we want to use a turnkey company to buy through for the ease of it.

This causes me a great deal of ease.

The ease will continue if you make sure you get the right tenants.  

Invoicing electronically throughout the whole bill, receive payment, deposit and reconcile cycle can ease the bookkeeping burden.

Terms rounded for ease:  duplex value $125k so 80% would give me 100k...conventional 30 year fixed 5.75 with $5000 closing costs.

Post the report and recommendations on the MLS to ease someones mind.

I'm super thankful that I'm in a position where I don't need to be making money out of the gate and can ease into things. 

(I've only just become aware of his clout/non-clout around the corridors of power).It came to my attention that he believes that January 1, 2018 is going to be the day that the next phase of their plan will be put into motion, and (from what I've read) he reckons there's nothing the President can do to stop Countries from diversifying away from the US dollar (into Distributed Ledger Technology).What say then the USA about their strategy of "quantitative easing", if that happens?

Additional upside can be found in the areas you mentioned - ease of access, economy of scale with service providers, time efficiency for management, possibly offering additional price points in your portfolio, ...Contiguous property is worth more to adjacent owners.