The 110v dryers are useless unless they are a heat-pump model ... then it's debatable.If you have limited space, you would be better off with a 24" "apartment sized" stackable laundry where the "dryer" is a condensate ... or better, heat-pump - model that requires no venting.  

@Jackie BothamBased on Jackie's post what is the condenses on attire for female as opposed to male landlords.

J's book is an excellent place to start because it condenses and focuses a lot of the most important information that's relevant to what you're doing.  

It is a 30 minute show so they have to condense the decisions.

It could be almost anything ranging from a weak breaker, a short, high amp pull from the compressor due to dirty condenser coils, high amp pull from the compressor because it is going bad, absence of a 3 or 5 minute relay so the unit cycles to early, etc.

The exterior AC condenser looked like it was in fairly good shape; however, on one side of the unit the fins looked like they were bent and damaged (possibly from a hail storm?).

Framing is in place throughout... a/c duct work is also in place, however no handling unit or condenser.

If it is just from condensation, add a dehumidifier to the basement.

The inside portion consists of a furnace and air handler, while the outside unit is a condenser.

But amazing that it's actually enough condensation to drip..