. - I am not inclined in that direction for several reasons:Building is Landlord paid water, tenants would do much smaller loads and to much higher water billsHigher risk of overflow causing unit (if not more) floodingMay need electrical work in each unit even if washer / dryer run on 120V to make sure breaker can support the added loadUnits not built with in unit laundry in mind so dryer exhaust is an issue Anyway, I am sticking with a laundry room.I know that we have a lot of analytical people here and I am sure some of them have either done this analysis and / or tracked their laundry room metrics.

I just have a furnace and hot water heater exhausting through it.

They are telling me I should be doing at least a few a month.At this point I'm getting pretty exhausted from it.

The exhaust of water should be far enough away from the house so that it doesn't recycle.

We do like 38141, 38115, 38125, 38133, 38134, 38135, 38128.That is by no means an exhaustive list, but if you are trying to invest yourself here in Memphis from out of town, I would look to those 7 zip codes first and then expand from there if you do not like what you see.Best of luck -

Then I realized what I really want is passive income to eventually quit my day job.....but first I need cash to pay off my debt....oh, wait you can carry contracts on mobile homes and they are cheap to get into...or wholesaling.....I'm exhausted now I need to take a nap lol.Seriously here are my goals:My net worth is about -110k , yes that's a minus sign.

I like being people's last resort, there's no competition because they've already exhausted their other options.

Every bath should really have an exhaust fan vented to the outside.  

Check the lighting at night and the grounds/roofs after a good rain if possible.While this is not an exhaustive list, it is a pretty good start.

Her teenage kids had jammed a mattress into the basement furnace room & bent then broke the seal on the fce exhaust venting & the place quickly filled with high conc of CO.We couldn't enter until it was cleared by the fire dept & the utility guys had already locked out the gas meter.