I've heard that there are companies that specialize in multifamily coin laundry machines.

If you were betting a dollar on a coin flip and you win $2 if you guess correctly, the expectation value for your $1 bet would be $1.Probability of losing 0.50 (i.e., 50%), amount won $0 (i.e., you lose your $1) = $0Probability of winning 0.50, amount won $2 = $1.00total = $0 + $1.00 = $1.00That's called "true odds", which means the game pays out the same as the odds of winning.You almost never actually have that in any casino game.

(Item meaning real estate for real estate, airplane for airplane, numismatic coins for coins, gem stones for gem stones... etc.)

However from the other side of the coin, him taking 6 months to do, verse paying for it and having it rent ready in 2 months, obviously makes a lot of sense.Truthfully, there is no exact equation to say what is better.

Hello,I've read through some 'hair clog/landlord' threads.This is the other side of the coin and I'm curious what you'd do as landlord.

ICOs (“Initial Coin Offerings” or “Token Crowdsales”) is a fundraising mechanism for crypto projects.

If the owner hasn't spent any money for years, you can expect that you will be spending some serious coin. 

Crypto currencies values skyrocketed, the stock market soared, and even real estate values were through the roof.

In another triplex I just brought, there are new coin op WD in the garage.

I would like know "why" to both sides of the coin.