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Dan K.
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Has anyone tried adding washer/dryer combos to units with no laundry?

Dan K.
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Hey BP - 

I am looking at a rental property that has no laundry - not in unit, no common laundry, and not great space for the laundry.  Units and common space are not set up for laundry (no vents, etc).

I've been looking at a few washer dryer combos online - like these for example: http://tinyhousetalk.com/top-5-washer-dryer-combos...

Has anyone had experience using washer dryer combos like this in their rental properties?

Dan

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Hattie Dizmond
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Hattie Dizmond
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Don't have experience with the combo units.  However, I have a friend who has a 4-plex.  It is a historic home that was converted.  His washer is "tucked" into a slightly oversized utility closet with the hot water heater.  The dryer was put into a closet on the sun porch.  I hate the situation, but those units rent in <2 weeks and are always full.

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