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Dustin S.
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  • Boise ID
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Shady laundry contract companies are there any good one's?

Dustin S.
  • Investor
  • Boise ID
Posted

Hi All

I have been researching laundry contract companies on BP and have only heard the horror stories. The 5 year leases with automatic renewals and companies that you have to fight through litigation to get their washer and dryer out of your place. I am only trying to add laundry to a multiplex I own for convenience of the tenant and to make the property more attractive to potential renters. Don't need or want to make money on it. Just want to cover the increased utility cost and not have to deal with maintenance or money collection on the machines. I have been talking with Coinmache and in their contract they don't provide for a cancelation police or fee. I understand that it cost money to put the machines in and take them out but if I as a landlord need the machines gone for any reason I want to be able to get rid of them with out paying a lawyer to sue. Has anybody found a good coin op company to work with?

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