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Updated 8 months ago,

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Washer dryer hookup issue in rental

Franc B.
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Hi BPs,

We have a rental in Georgia that has a washer dryer hookup. Unfortunately the placement of a water heater in close proximity to the water and vent hook ups is preventing the tenant from fitting a washer and dryer unit set up in the cabinet space provided (side by side and stacked config not possible). A contractor has quoted $7K worth of work to move the water heater, relocate the hook ups, remove and replace walls etc in order to allow for a conventional 2 machine setup. 

The only option is to buy a 2-in-1 combo machine that does both dry and wash. But the tenant says they cannot afford such a set up (it approaches $2K). What are my options here?

1. Purchase the machine and make it part of the rental? I’m concerned about having to maintain it.

2. Make the tenant pay for the machine and subsidize it for them?

3. Take a hard line and make tenant find it. They are a good tenant btw.


Open to any ideas and advice here. Thank you.

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