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To Coin, or to Not to Coin. That is the Question

Travis Bauman
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To Coin, or to Not to Coin. That is the Question

I am new to being a Landlord. I took Over a 7 unit building. All One bedroom units with no washer or dryer hookup. In the back of the building there is room to put a small laundry Room and a vending Machine or two. After talking to some of my renters I found out they going to the local Laundry Mat Pay $3.75 a load and $0.25 To dry. For me to do this I will have to get another water heater do some plumbing ect. 6/7 units are currently rented with about 9 people living in the building. So my question to the experts is......

To Coin, or to Not to Coin. That is the Question

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