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For Grant, lock-and-leave living means choosing an apartment that is easy to leave when work requires travel: controlled building access, secure parking, reliable package handling, and ideally a staffed or true 24-hour concierge in buildings that offer one. It does not mean any property can guarantee security. The idea is simply to reduce everyday friction and worry for a consultant who may be away from Houston regularly.
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