As I've been trying to come up with creative ways to offer convenience costs, I thought to myself, "what if I told my prospective tenant that rental insurance was required with the aforementioned criteria, and they had two options, they could either shop around for it themselves, or they could purchase it as an additional monthly cost of, let's say, $40." 

It has been very difficult for us to leave all the convenience of a sfh!

I feel like the big difference is living with roommates, as opposed to a duplex where even though you live next to the tenant, you still have the convenience of living in your own home.

I heard Allentown PA is a great area, and I am open to buying there but it would be more convenient if I could stay in north jersey or on the NY side in Orange county. 

People that use the service pay a big premium for convenience and time. 

The risk will be based on desirability and convenience of location, and age/condition/attractiveness of structures.

Clean and convenient.  

Anyway, as we all know, there are too many bad areas in Baltimore so I am trying to get a sense of which areas in Baltimore are highly recommended based on higher % of good neighborhoods and its future development in the area that increases better convenience for residents.

Everyone seems to appreciate the convenience and less paper because a view is always just a click away.

If not, now's the time to relocate the water heater to a more convenient location.