My entire copy is spent talking about my beautiful apartments, my great neighborhood, the convenient freeway access that makes commuting a snap! 

I believe my tenants find it as a convenience, actually.I use many of the features that RentRedi provides, including: Unit listing services (can be free or paid), tenant screening, tenant background check (tenant paid), tenant payments and basic bookkeeping (but not maintenance and accounting).

Row homes on one side, convenience store on the other.

Among the criteria the Seller should consider in evaluating whether a property is a principal home domicile are the following:It is occupied by the owner for the major portion (51 percent or more) of the year.It is in a location relatively convenient to the owner's principal place of employment.It is the address of record for such activities as federal income tax reporting, voter registration, occupational licensing and similar functions.It possesses the physical characteristics to accommodate the owner's immediate dependent family.

But you are paying for the convenience of easy duct work. 

Originally posted by @Ursula Britt:What turned out to be a convenient business decision has actually become an awesome opportunity to see the difference between how I manage my properties and how someone else manages them.  

Federal Hill is most convenient.

It's convenient to go straight up there but that means I need to keep the keys someplace but home... and we have 3 cars... hmmm...I use the same paper ring with abbreviation.

Somewhere in Dublin, Pleasanton, San Ramon belt where there is a lot of local talent, relatively affordable housing, worlds best weather, lots of open space, connections to San Francisco and Oakland and San Jose, yet conveniently away from the tech epicenters like Mountain View, Palo Alto, Cupertino, Santa Clara etc.

Originally posted by :@Jason Goretzki farther than I personally want since I’m a little south of Baltimore, but have a feeling downtown would be more convenient for most other people.