I need to ask my fellow Minnesota investors how they approach adding a coin-op or just commercial washer and dryer to their apartment. 

However, the cash flow on 3 smaller homes bought right, say each cash flows 150 per month,  that would be a cash flow of 450 on the three, which might exceed the cash flow on one single family 200 K property.The other side of that coin, sort of to @David Krulac's point, is that your 200 K is divided into three units which is three times the hustle work for your money.  

There is coin operated washer as well. 

@Mark S.I see both sides of that coin.

Flip a coin as to what happens in the medium term (6 months to 2 years).

or I suppose you probably bought bit coins when they first came out..

I do have friends that have holdings over seas, but at the end of the day, with travel and watching a deal so far away, it will just pull you away from deals in your own back yard that you could be makin some real coin on!

Flip a coin

I feel like I could flip a coin and be happy either way. they each have many similarities on important topics so I won’t discus those.

Seems to me if I had that kind of coin laying around I would be doing my own investing.