You're just addicted to the internet (like me, but I'm retired, you're not).Sorry, had a kid yesterday saying he was here to learn....no he wasn't, he got good advice and wanted to argue that he could step right into advanced areas dealing in foreclosures.

Our 10 year washer (Admiral) in our 2-br house located in Sunrise Manor area of Vegas needs a 200$ repair.

That includes appliances, washer/dryer, all fixtures, mirrors, etc.For extra stuff -- like home warranty or furniture -- that's a negotiation point, and for a good offer, we're happy to throw those types of things in.

Its so adjustable and it's nice having a pressure washer at the sink... 

I ended up picking it up for appraised at the time for 105k, put in 20k to update the entire inside and add a space for a washer and dryer.

The loans are variable but they have been at this rate for several years.All units are two bedroom one bathroom with enclosed private backyards & washer and dryer hook-ups.

Typically ( in Lubbock ) refrigerator, washer/dryer, dishwasher are NOT provided by landlords: tenants bring their own.

There is a wall with door that closes over that area (toilet, walkin shower, dryer/washer, furnace, etc, but the 'bathroom' isn't sectioned from the furnace and dryer/washer. 

Units and common space are not set up for laundry (no vents, etc).I've been looking at a few washer dryer combos online - like these for example: http://tinyhousetalk.com/top-5-washer-dryer-combos...Has anyone had experience using washer dryer combos like this in their rental properties?

It was her husband and he told me she is at bed now and asked me to call her tomorrow during from 9:00 to 3:00pm (yeah but you guys never pickup the phone during that time).