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Keith Behney
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  • Camp Hill, PA
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BEST WAY TO HANDLE LAUNDRY IN FOURPLEX

Keith Behney
  • Investor
  • Camp Hill, PA
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Good day, I'm in the process of buying my first fourplex (have one other property SFH) and I have a few questions on the best way to handle a couple things, any help/opinion is much appreciated:

  • Laundry: current landlord allows tenants to hook up their own washers and dryers in the basement and pays the electric on them which totals $500/year. Considering installing 2 each coin washers/dryers?
  • Storage: currently each unit has a caged/locked area in basement which is included in rent. Considering charging separately for this?
  • Water is paid by current landlord. Considering going with Guardian Water and Power?
  • Current older tenant on fixed income has been there since 1980's at low rent. How to be a decent human being and still increase my income?
  • Two of the units (1st and 2nd floor front, all four are 2/1) look out over river. Considering raising rents to a premium ($875) for the waterfront units and $725.00 for rear units. My goal is to get rents to average of $800/unit.
  • What are the best value adding improvements? Front deck, looking over water that all can use?

Thanks!

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