I met an investor up there while buying a coin-op washer off of craig's list.

Plenty will argue me on that one, and that's fine, but I won't buy there.So, hopefully that helps with both sides of the coin?

You get to bank some coin, get a 'free' education, and if you come across similar deals in the future that you want to wholesale or partner, you have someone who knows you and can trust you are bringing them a good deal.

Is there potential for increased revenue for example through coin-op laundry?

Tenants have to use the common coin-operated laundry, so I had to remove the appliance from the unit.

I know a guy that does coin operated laundry, if that will work there.

Looking for a investor friendly title co in the Riverside / San Bernardino area.

Common line items that are too high or are not necessary to have, are typically related to services that the current ownership is paying for (e.g. gardeners, coin laundry leases, pest control services, etc.)

Hi everyone, (following the outline of the how to introduce sticky) My name is Eric Tu, and I grew up around a stay at home mom that worked her butt off running a motel with my dad and eventually ended up in coin operated commercial real estate and equipment sales.

@James Wise we don't have two coins to rub together so I wonder, are there hml's that lend purely on equity?