Vines are easy to remove unless woody ones- cut back, pull up roots. wire brush the roots, maybe power wash to clean up mortar. 

I thought, while there I could look to see if it was an easy fix, it was, he and I fix it and left.

The water lines only went to one apartment and they each have their own hot water heater in the laundry room.Downstairs is a different story. 

In the end the tenant admitted to something regarding laundry, I forget what, but doing way more laundry....bottom line, tenant increased their use dramatically. 

Eventually a bathroom, laundry room, and mudroom were added (all downstairs; addition is vinyl-sided exterior).- Full reno needed- New septic needed- Replacing electrical- Replacing plumbing.

Put a deadbolt on each side so the tenant can lock you out and you can lock the tenant out.As for laundry, I don't think it's very marketable if you have to walk through their space to use the laundry.

I'm looking for a 3rd party laundry vendor or laundry broker to negotiate some new laundry equipment for a couple assets in Indianapolis and Cincinnati. 

A year ago the tenant installed a portable washing machine in an upstairs unit.

Purchased for $950,000, Annual Scheduled Gross Income 136,800, 10% Vacancy Year 1 and 5% Year 2 And Beyond, Putting in 35k Rehab For Laundry And Older Flat Roof, No Flood Zone, 15%+ COC on a 75% LTV...

Key rental amenities will be included, including central air, in-unit laundry, and basement storage.