I just shared this with my wife expecting to have a laugh,And she was like all my friends want to do airbnbs out there for bridal showers and stuff.Haha I had no idea!

@James Hong To add to the chorus of voices about turnkeys, there is a whole variety of experiences investors have.  

@Lesley ResnickI'll sound a different chorus than @Michael Noto.We have moved from a common laundry room to en-suite laundry in all five our <=6 unit buildings  We are even in negotiations on two larger buildings, one of which has laundry hookups in each unit - I've already negotiated 16 laundry sets for $15K on the anticipation we will close on this building.Our experience with a common laundry room and coin-op machines was:the capital outlay for the machines was 1.5+ times the cost of a high efficiency residential laundry set;landlord carries the utilities and, typically, the coin-op laundry brought in enough revenue to cover its operating costs;vandalism was greater with a common laundry room;convenience to the tenant is lower with a common laundry room.  

I'm going to join the chorus of people against this.  

I'm joining the chorus, fix it.

(Now the chorus)Ride, ride, ride the wholesale circus train, jokers to the front, clowns to the rear, it's all the same, Aaaall Aaaaabord,  the wholesale circus train......Okay, now, starting out I hope you learn real estate and the industry before you hit the streets trying to deal in real estate because assigning contracts is not the right way to start out.

Some ideas for that, insurance agent, tax preparer, hair dresser, bridal shop, massage, tattoo.

I'd agree with the rest of the chorus here and recommend you keep searching.

I almost got chorused into doing the same thing you mention but for 10k.

They use it for business events, birthday parties, bridal showers, wedding rehearsals, college test-prep classes and much more!