I think most people buying a renovated house expect modern electrical convenience.

I talked to my father about our plans to house hack, who happens to be a property lawyer ( how convenient, right?).

They were NOT put into contracts for the convenience of people to broker without a license.

I do have clients that have been investors for much longer than that and could very well do my end of the job on their own but in those cases its usually a matter of convenience and time-saving.

See:http://bit.ly/2tfW55hAn attic ladder makes for a safe and stable way to get up and down from the top bunk and conveniently folds out of the way during the day. 

High yield savings is generally 1.5-2% so not exactly high yield but much better than most big name banks and just as safe and in my opinion far more convenient.

I bought a four bedroom house that was less than a five minute walk from campus, had a small convenience store, and a bar right around the corner.

But of course she'd say that, shes trying get this closing over with on closing day at a time convenient for her.

For what it's worth, there is a direct bus line (Martz) between NYC and Wilkes-Barre/Scranton that is pretty convenient.

In NC, we pay some eviction costs to the clerk of court, some to the Sheriff's office -- which is conveniently located down the hall in the courthouse here.