Have you priced the coin op that is .5 miles away? 

@Joel Owens This is a three bay coin op near a large reservoir.

@Austin WoodThere is also another method, that my work.If the property is in a really strong neighborhood with a history of consistent appreciation, say 7%, you can hold it for 10 years and sell at that time. 230K Value Now = $452K value in 10 years @7% appreciation.Clearly will only work in a neighborhood that has that history, otherwise it's flipping coins. 

Go with your gut on this one (and install coin operated laundry too!). 

I also have a strong urge to refrain to invest in crypto due to the fact that crypto is not a REAL Tangible asset.

For you, it may be crypto/stocks/businesses/real estate/etc.How are you preparing to come out of this recession 10X wealthier than you are right now to be able to take your family and circle to the next level?

They are university students who seem happiest about the fact that fiber-optic internet service is included, my basement laundry machines aren't coin-operated, and that I agreed not to show the apartment to new applicants in the last month of the lease when they're taking their finals.My advice is to get into as many apartments and homes on offer in the area and actually look at what's available before you set a price for your rental property.

(remember who coined it @Brandon Turner  :] )Here are some OCD study habits that I've consistently carried out along my voyage:-taking detailed notes that appeal to me-writing down my favorite episodes, as well as a bunch of other useful data/information points.

On the other side of my coin is my travel business which is hugely dependent on social media.

Coins?