Seems convenient that the homes are not owned/maintained by me.

Renovations throughout (paint, windows, cleaning, conveniences added like switches to lights instead of string pulls).

I would look at it as will the ability to have more people want to rent it overcome the convenience of close.

I live out of state so online is more convenient. 

I've taken multiple trips and you always see people out there because of the convenience of location.  

It happened twice & they haven't overloaded it since as it was conveniently down mid-winter for 3 weeks, "waiting for parts".

Or hire a service and pay them a few thousand to do it for you all nice and convenient-like, and then squabble with your neighbor about who owes what.

That's not a light switch one turns on and off for convenience. 

Hey fellow investors,I wanted to bring up a topic that often causes headaches for us in the Airbnb investing scene: Homeowners Associations (HOAs).There's no doubt that investing in properties within HOAs can be a bit of a risky gamble.

As we started renovating units we moved onto garages which hadnt been opened or checked in years; we found 7 abandoned cars, 2 were clear of all liens and valued around $7,000.00 and one was a show Monte Carlo covered in chrome and conveniently had all the trophies and mirrors and velvet robes in there as well which sold for $24,500.00 in 48 hours.