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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Laundry in 1 Bedroom Units for Voucher Holders?
I'm doing a reno on a couple of 1-bedroom units, and while I'll rent to anyone, my target tenant is voucher holders.
I've looked into adding laundry, and the cost is going to be 8-10k. The units are in a decent but not great neighborhood west of the river. I'm concerned that without the laundry I'll have trouble finding tenants, as it seems there's a lot of inventory of 1 bedroom units.
Any insights from folks who have worked with voucher holders would be most appreciated.
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If you have room for a laundry , why not make it a 2nd bedroom ?