I'm Gerard , and I am a Rental Property Investor.I started my real estate investing journey in back in 2006 purchasing a SFH in Philadelphia with the intention to generate cash flow.

The ability to generate money for laundry at a 2-4 unit building is totally dependent upon the tenants you have.

Great fixer up opportunity or to start generating cash flow as it is currently vacant. 

You'll be trapping $$$ in this deal and there's nothing wrong with that if it generates a positive return.

On every project I have worked on a site plan is required, the only way to generate an accurate site plan is to base it on a survey.

It will generate about 4% CoCR, and 2% in amortization.

The cash flow generated from these ventures can be astutely utilized to facilitate the acquisition of subsequent homes, which can be subsequently inhabited and further leveraged through house hacking, thus initiating a cycle of continuous growth.Wishing you the best of luck in your own endeavors.Warm regards.

If your focus is to accommodate your mom and you can hold onto the property for a bit, I think you could definitely build equity and eventually generate cash flow from it.

Greetings,I'm a local Broker with a vision of building generational wealth for my Clients.

While I grasp the strategy, it's essential to assess whether the surplus funds she contributes monthly could generate a higher return if invested elsewhere.