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Dan Gallegos
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Coin Laundry Brands?

Dan Gallegos
  • Investor
  • Livermore, CA
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Hi Everyone, 

I recently closed on a triplex, and we are in the process of converting a shed in the back of the property to a laundry room. The property came with a used washer and dryer (regular consumer quality) that are roughly 5 years old. 2 of the units share a meter and one is separately metered. We've decided to include utilities on 2/3 units and hook up the laundry to the shared meter. We would like to use coin laundry as a way to help offset the included utilities.

I've looked into a few options:

  1. Use the current washer/dryer combo and eat the utility costs until they die.
  2. Use the current washer/dryer combo and hook up a "Smart Coin Box" or something like it (https://www.mqtekindustrialsupplies.com/SMARTCOINB...) I can't find any real reviews/experiences from these which worries me.
  3. Go through a leasing company. Through my research this seems to be a bad idea because of poor customer service, etc.
  4. Buy a new commercial washer dryer combo. In this case, what brand/model are people using? 

Thanks in advance!

Dan Gallegos

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Larry P.
  • Realtor/Investor
  • Richmond (Houston), TX
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Larry P.
  • Realtor/Investor
  • Richmond (Houston), TX
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Speed Queen washers and dryers. Extremely well built. 

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