Coin Operated Washer and Dryer Onsite Pet.

I believe my tenants use about 50 gal/person/day, including adults and children, and a coin-op washer/dryer.

Google's chief technologist coined the phrase because it's important not to discount the value of your customers' nods of approval.Hanging lights at your fourplex might inspire other neighbors to do the same, it might be a little snowball at the top of a hill.

SekelleYes, the flip side of the coin.

That is what I warn against.The other side of the coin is that a "mentor" leads by example.

And if he was good enough, and worked hard enough, and could afford insurance, he could likely afford to cover the repair he SHOULD be held responsible to cover.Another side of the coin is that there are so many handymen and "contractors" flying under the radar who are basically working illegally.

Many unlined chimneys go through upper levels of houses where bedrooms are located, and just the slightest of cracks in the mortar of a brick chimney allows the CO in the exhaust gas to seep into the living space.

On site you have a coin laundry that beings in $36,000 in gross income in addition to rents.

I agree with the philosophy to do what you can to keep your good tenants.On the other side of the coin is to get rid of your not-so-good tenants.

It can't access your coins!