My brokerage has several listings that mat work for you.  

I could have misinterpreted the first paragraph you wrote, but it sounds like you are strapped for time.

He is so money strapped he can't afford the rehab, but that's another issue. 

Keeping the coin boxes cheaper will still offer tenants a bargain, considering laundry mats are probably $5-6 per load.Hope this helps!

@Mat O'Grady Yes we do.

At others I have been pretty strapped for cash or burned out and rented places with my “eyes half closed”.

The is an original patio cover over part f the yard, which has splitting wood at 3 of 6 post bases half way up the 10 foot posts, 5 of the 6 have wood rot at the bases where they meet the concrete and are erroding, the Simpson anchor straps are not attached to the posts bases on 4 of them. 

We have a few 55 gallon bins for additional cleanout crap but not much.If the load is small enough, you load up a utility trailer with the bins, strap them down, and off you go to the dump or waste station.

This cost, which I didn't do, helped drive my decision to sell my house as is and move elsewhere for retirement.I also learned from the plumber the gas water heater I had installed in the 1990s by another plumber (licensed) was done incorrectly (the heater was improperly vented and the seismic strapping was not in compliance with the codes, even though I got an assurance in writing at the time the work was done properly).

@Matthew FleckGreat job Mat!!