Here's my take:I have a hard time taking a lot of the global climate change discussion seriously, because it seems most of the legislation past to combat it conveniently raises the price of fossil fuels.

I work at the Boeing there so it's very convenient for me.

Then you can ask the credit card company for convenience checks which you can use for your fix and flips at a later time.

I researched a lot of different options and chose that one due to the convenience and being able to have tenants set up and apply directly there and pay the company directly.

It is very convenient and you can't beat the price of free.  

Those who are experiencing some difficulty that makes them willing to exchange more money for the convenience of a quick sale.

@Amy Ranae @Gordon WoodruffBasically, they're a wholesaler / flipper.They offer you a lower price, as-is offer for your home in exchange for the convenience of picking move out date, no open houses, etc.Then once they get you under contract, they absolutely rip you to shreds on negotiations from the inspections.

Keep us (me) in the loop about how things are going there, because I'd be in a pretty convenient position to get up there if it gets good.

The long explanation above conveniently skipped the fact that the taxes due on $35k at exit will be higher than the taxes paid on the $35k over the 5 years if the amount was not offset by depreciation loss.It’s ironical that the only way to realize the gains without paying taxes is to die.

It's not about convenience and saving money, it's about exposure.