Although I do not have a house that would benefit from one of these compact units, we have replaced 3 out of 4 of our homes with the LG 5 cu. ft High efficiency top load no agitator washers & the 7.3 cu ft top load dryer and my cleaners absolutely love them for the large load capacity and the custom drying time ability. 

So I imagine you have one time of the year where this place is full capacity and the rest, not so good.

Sellers Info-Main interest: minimizing capital gains/taxes, preserving estate for his kids-SFH free and clear, no mortgage, purchased 30 years ago for ~$150k-Currently acting as landlord, very likely doesn’t want to continue in this capacity My info:-I want to cash flow the property now -I want to purchase the home now or in the future Property info-No tenant, rent comps $2600-2800-Current comps of $290k-320kI don’t know the sellers full financial picture.

Was not afforded all the possibilities I can provide now, or even a 1/100th of it but mental capacity and understanding time is what separates the truly successful and the next homie.  

I finally finished renovating the last unit and am currently at full capacity with all units having been renovated within the last three years.

My realtor and I literally drove around and found at least 8 facilities in a 10 mile area....all were at capacity with waiting lists, and none were interested in selling.

The last investor is incapacitated, and it’s unclear who has his decision making capacity.  

Currently, I have my primary home loan, then a HELOC that has over $200K capacity ($50K balance remaining on it, but should be paid down in the next 3-4 months), so $155K or so available to draw on my HELOC at about 12%.  

My advice would be to take action in some capacity, whether that be shadowing an investor or just asking any questions you have

It would be best to get their signoff to do so in the lease or in some capacity.