You're also "discriminating" against smokers, people without cars to park in the garage, and people with no quarters for laundry.

I don't even provide laundry facilities .

Wash, rinse, and repeat - then pay cash for a rental when you have a place to park your money when you have more than you need.

We plugged them into an outlet off the coin-op laundry room that is on our electricity bill.

Because I’ve been renting to my friends, I did not take the time to adjust the lease contract my dad uses for his rentals to reflect that each tenant is renting one bedroom/bath and sharing common areas (kitchen, living room, dining room, laundry room).

Some might think that is a little tough and frankly, I would agree, it's tough because this to me looks a little messed up and seems like there is some risk under the hood that I am not sure the OP has washed out yet.

that became a second full bath.I added a half bath to a laundry room and have done other changes of adding either a bath or half bath in several houses without any change to the foot print of the house.

Also, the inspection went really well with very minimal things to fix.purchase price $191,000 4 plex.25% down at 4.75% interest rate. monthly mortgage $1,150Total rent each month $2,350 with a on site laundry that brings in around $80 a monthunit 1 $550, unit 2 $575, unit 3 $600, unit 4 $625my water will average around $180 a monthcash flow is roughly going to be $1000 a month not including vacancy rate and repairsall four units are rented and the tenants want to stay. 3 out of the 4 tenants are all Air Force since it is close to a local base.Do I want to have all the tenants to sign a new lease?

Anyway, after she was done I said to my wife that our daughter has just been brain washed.

I'm living in the Wash Park area.Thanks!