I live in suburban Detroit and it might be convenient for me to start by buying property in Canada.

Reason we're not too bothered is that we want the tenant out at some point, but they are just too convenient right now.

I didn’t know if the later could be avoided for convenience purposes. 

That way she could exchange to a more convenient property closer to her and easier to manage...

Units with washer and dryers in unit also retains tenants longer than those without as they are a convenience for the tenant living in the un

C class areas are often overlooked by the big corporations and this is where you will most likely see less fresh food options and local mom-and-pop type convenient stores/check-cashing operations, and maybe a dollar store.

I've saved hundreds of thousands of dollars over the years not needing to pay 50% of the commission on a buy/sale transaction, not to mention the convenience of having access to the MLS and everything that goes along with it.

We frequently discuss the possibility of buying a small multi family close to the family for the convenience of keeping one unit for ourselves to stay in while we visit the family.

It is really the city's renters that are seeing skyrocketing rents and the politicians looking for a convenient scapegoat.

My experience has also been that their vendors can be based on how convenient it is for them, and not necessarily based on best value.