A decent commercial quality washer ( that is normal sized - not like in a laundry mat ) will cost you anywhere between $800-$1,200.

@Isiah Ferguson this is a personal question that only you may be able to answer...my gut feeling is that unless you have a need (large family, caregiver, etc) there is no logical way to justify living in a 3,000 sq. ft. home...at the end of the day, you have to look at your RE goals...what is the purchase price of the home, and what is your mortgage payment going to be...what percentage of your income will be eaten up by that mortgage....and will you be financially strapped and unable to buy other investments?...

I’m just a bit worried about being finically strapped in the current situation and don’t really want another international move just to get ahead when we could in theory get ahead again by selling this home..Oh and btw thanks for the head up on the amazon thing.

Ask him if he feels less threatened at the laundry mat with the other dirtbags .

I'd actually attempt to befriend him so he can keep an eye on my house whenever I'm not around because I'm willing to bet he's strapped to the teeth in there. 

Strap it on immediately.

I am also married with kids with a job, so i've been successful even with SA  I was also able to block it out when i was on the wrestling mat.  

Have you considered layering the floor with gym mats?

Nothing like swinging a sledge hammer or tearing down a wall by tying a tow strap through a couple of windows, hooking it up to the rear frame of your truck (or jeep) and slamming the gas.I paid a guy to finish it up (before the snow flew) and sold the property on a seller financed mortgage at 9%. 

If I was a millionaire then why was I still feeling strapped financially?