I'm looking at turnkey out of state as well and am realizing that the convenience cost likely needs to be factored into my estimations.

Secondly, that it was a super convenient way for them to make payments since it landed on their pay day.I have to admit, I did not think of this idea on my own.

Retirement communities, that are basically congregational housing arrangements (see link attached) are more for active seniors that still live independently, but want the convenience of having meals cooked, rooms cleaned, etc.

Mini splits are super convenient in the way they save space, compared to central systems. 

Im looking to consolidate all this into one for convenience and cost effectiveness. 

First of all, it's more convenient for you, which is the ultimate goal of developing investment income streams.

So you are saying "as long as it is convenient, we'll stay together but if things get tough, I'm taking my ball (assets) and going home"?

Convenience, time and price are pretty good negotiating points.

But job types are extremely limited for someone without a HS diploma and are usually minimum wage/low paying.For example, I used to manage a large convenience store/gas station. 

A good investment agent, should know how to present an offer quick, and conveniently.