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Joe Frey
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Do I put in Washer/Dryer hook ups?

Joe Frey
  • Investor
  • Massillon, OH
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I just purchased a duplex that was built in 1899. The washer/dryer hook up is currently located in the "Cave" like basement. The upstairs tenant will be my brother and I had planned on getting him set up with a stackable washer/dryer because the upstairs unit does not have a hookup. 

So I was considering moving the washer/dryer hookup in the downstairs unit to a closet off of a hallway near the living room. 

I was thinking that it would make the property more appealing for potential renters. I will also be rolling utilities into the rent, if that makes a difference. 

What are your thoughts?

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Jonathan G.
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Jonathan G.
  • Investor
  • Marietta, GA
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Get a plumber opinion first as water/drainage can be a challenge. Electric is straight forward for the electricians but the plumbing options are not as flexible

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