Thats like raising the rent because you put in a soda vending machine . 

On deals i have been in with parks, there have been seller financed notes, park owned homes, skid steers, laundromats, apartments , houses etc, cars, vending, etc and as long as the rest of the deal pencils out , you just try and figure out a way to make it work with both parties being ok and it not being a significant hinderance on the transaction. 

I've done a couple vending jobs in the industry like demolition, re-modeling, and renovation.

Vending machines can be profitable as well.

I have owned a restaurant and a vending business.

Originally posted by Don Koss:Last week I had a tenant pay his most of his rent ($800) in quarters. ...Don Koss - does that tenant not like you, or does that tenant work in the vending machine biz?

But on that note, if i can still improve the property in some ways such as adding vending machines, curb appeal, cutting expenses, etc. then i should have no issues with an exit plan and generating cash flow from a property that i purchase at 90+% of the value along with protecting my investors money.You make a good point about the local area in which i'm trying to invest.

But what's new is 1) my housing vending machine approach 2) the international reach 3) the ability to sync calendars and book out 6 months solid 4) no collection issues  etc  

Vending machines probably need more units to be successful.

@Ivan Lai - this is from the perspective of a guy that specializes in sales/use/property/excise/and occupational taxes (I've been doing this for over 25 years).Generally, when a rental contract is written, the Tax Department and the Attorneys get together so they can create wording in the contract that allows any taxes charged to the business (CSC) to get passed on to the customer (you).I've not worked with a company that rents laundry machines, but I've worked with a lot of companies that lease equipment - everything from vending machines to telecommunications equipment to a company where I currently work that leases credit card terminal type equipment.Your profile indicates you have units in Southern California and in Houston.I'm just guessing because I don't know specifics...Los Angeles has a "Business Occupation Tax".