First is environmental, condition and ownership of the pumps, canopy and any other equipment.

It's an older house (71 years old) so I am fully aware some of the equipment may be dated.I just can't decide if I should invest in a complete inspection or use that money on something else.

Taiwan did not start their K-12 schools till they had enough masks for all kids, plus temperature testing equipment. 

As a way to get into multi family I am working on partnering for a small percentage of a median to large apartment building and will live onsite, manage tenants and fix/take care of all equipment and repairs that come up. just wondering if there is anyone out there that has done this?

Leveraged, the laundromat would have to bring in far more gross income, obviously.I'm not in equipment sales.

REAL ESTATE is an investment, just like precious metals, stocks, royalties, equipment, oil, gas, etc I assume you work for a company that only sells stocks and bonds thus the tunnel vision-not your fault.

An utility easement is for the electric, gas and possibly cable water/sewer to maintain there equipment.  

Obviously it’s worth more with new equipment. 

If you have active termites you really need to hire someone with the equipment needed to put the appropriate amount of pesticide in your ground as termite damage is expensive to repair.

As for the economy nationally, I don’t think anywhere is better equipped to weather a storm than Dallas with the sheer volume of major corporations moving to the area year after year.