Flip a coin, they are both potentially terrible tenants.

Hello fellow BP members,Does anyone have a recommendation/suggestion for a solid property management co in Salem?

Coin operated machines are too expensive and used ones are all beat up and hard to find Thanks!

Building also has common coin laundry in the basement for a little bit of extra income though he didn't specify how much it produces.He is currently updating one of the units before the next tenant moves in and said all of the units are in good condition but the cottage will need siding and windows for sure and maybe some other additional work to update in the near future or when the tenant(of 7 years) moves out.

I have a 4-plex with coin laundry in the basement but one unit has laundry in the unit.

I've read a lot of the threads on coin operated car washes, but was wondering if anyone had any experience locally.

I live out of state but have a good Property Mgt co in San Jose.Reconsidering my options .

I am on the last leg of finally getting my first investment property, however after looking through the site I am feeling overwhelmed, let me explain.I intend on purchasing my first property cash, waiting 3-6 months then refinancing and repeating coined the BRRRR.

Maybe not immediately, but at some point, you're going to miss out.The other side of the coin as I see it (and the larger issue in my opinion) is the value of your time.

@Lee Cruz Yes this is possible, and actually is a popular strategy many investors use which has been coined as BRRRR by BiggerPockets.