If you are looking for a compact stacked center, LG just came out with a new unit that looks good. 4.5cf washer.

This is a long story, but I'll spare you the details.

What's left out in the presentation NHMA provides, is that Portsmouth has been trying to get out ahead of STRs with regulation that distinguishes between folks sharing spare bedrooms vs full short term rentals vs hotels/etc.

We once purchased a property which came with two spare washing machines, which had been put away wet in an unheated shed -- they were little more than scrap metal when we pulled them out.

Since the ethernet cable is not long enough, I had to bring a spare desk near the router so she could sit there (instead of sitting at the dining table).

I just ordered 'How I Turned $1,000 into Five Million in Real Estate in My Spare Time' by William Nickerson.

Plus I have a tool truck with spare parts for most appliances. 

(Hello, William Nickerson's "How I Turned $1,000 Into One (Five) Million in Real Estate in My Spare Time".)Hope this was all helpful to someone else, because it's way past my bedtime!

If the rental space was physically part of the living area of your home, such as a spare room used rental room, the rental usage doesn’t affect your gain/loss calculations and will qualify for the full exclusion given the seller meets all other requirementsIf the rental space wasn’t within your living space, such an duplex with its own entrance (and kitchen and bath), or a working farm with a farmhouse on the property, then you have to take into consideration of the business use and you need to make separate gain/loss calculations for the business and residence portions of your property.

You control the entire process with HA.I can go on with actual examples, and you can PM me if you'd like but I'll spare the general audience.Hope that helps.