The NOI includes other income like garages, reserved parking, coin laundry, etc.

I have money saved and in the stock market / crypto.

I'm in California and do mortgages, but if both Los Angeles and Detroit have an unusual weather event on the same day, it's a good 50/50 coin toss which one I will hear about first (I'd only hear about a Texas or New York or Kentucky weather event on the news), dependent on if I talk to a client/realtor in SoCal, or a mortgage account executive, first, even though I'm on the other side of the country from one of those two locations, and in the same state as the other.Bust follows boom, so no surprise that mass layoffs are going on, but the "baseline" amount of mortgage business is going to be lower than pre-COVID 2019, moving forward.

The remaining money will then be invested in coin operated laundry machines which will be placed in the basement of the property.

I am beginning to think I have STUPID written accross my forehead but then I realize I am looking at others and not in the mirrow at all when I see them tossing that kind of coin at ratty little properties in smog filled cities when they can have pristine mountain fresh air and hundreds of acres for the same investments.

In a multi-fam situation you can add coin-op laundry machines in the basement.

:mrgreen: Very True about the coin!

My coin.  

I make $60-75 per month on a coin op washer and dryer set.

@Jake Hottenrott @Linda Weygant @Steven Hamilton II I'm not sure who is still taking on clients and if any specialize in crypto as well.