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Kenneth Garrett
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Experience in Adding Coin Laundry

Kenneth Garrett
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Just added a coin washer and dryer in a 4 unit building.  Thought we would assign days for tenants to use to avoid conflicts.  Any one have any experience with this? 

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    Chad Hale
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    Chad Hale
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    I would let the tenants figure it out amongst themselves.  They are adults who signed a lease. Make it clear that they need to treat each other fairly and with respect and that you expect them to work out issues between themselves.

    I have had no issues with tenants sharing coin-ops.  

    Also, I would post hours of operation if the machines noise could disturb nearby tenants.

    In short set the expectation right from the beginning and fairly enforce.

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