They are just wasting water because it's free.the best scenario would be in unit washer/dryr hookup, but if it's going to cause damage, then not a viable option.You may lose $100 per month in rent, but will make some money with the machines and not have any additional work to run the plumbingGood luckGino

I think that your assessment is very helpful and it is true that I am trying to offset costs and cut my commute.I have also had reservations about a flip/brrr because of the difficulty of finding a builder for my team.  

Hired someone to cut the opening below that window and installed the new AC through the wall.

I agree 100% do not cut utilities. 

Never done it either, we've been approached to lend by some investors looking to do it.The risk of insurances rates skyrocketing or simply being cut off makes it extremely difficult.You also have to consider rental demand.

You're wasting time and money.

Because I’m 57 and I don’t want to waste more time of what I already wasted with the wrong actitud.

Not only did it cut his living expenses drastically (and the triplex appreciated $843K over those 10 years, not bad on a $20,000 down payment even though that was a fair amount of money back then), but one of his tenants eventually became a business partner on his next investment.

The end of the year statement the bookkeeper prepared for my taxes this year cut my accountant’s time in half compared to what I had been providing him.

Therefore, if the housing market has stagnated or the rental market is in decline, it may be wise to cut your losses and sell the property.