(I put in soda vending machines next to those!)

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I think it looks like a good purchase as long as no differed maintenance pops up, such as a huge plumbing issue or anything else like that.Have you thought about how else can you get additional revenue, like laundry machines, wireless internet with a month access code, DVD rental, or vending machines in the common area?

The street had more than one drug vending house.

Is the financial benefit in having interest/ownership in an entity that is awarded the vending contracts that service the needs/goals of the non-profit?

Right now I'm working on a 40 unit about 4 hours from me which looks like this: Monthly Operating Income Scenario A Total Rental Income              34,360.00 % Vacancy and Credit Losses 5.00% Total Vacancy Loss                1,718.00 Other Monthly Income (laundry, vending, parking, etc

I know it isn't real estate but curious if anyone owns any vending machines.

I also had a vending company using some warehouse space to store vending machines.   

I've been looking at working examples out there and it looks like the property management % does not pull from other income such as laundry, vending, parking, etc.Is this true?

Competition across the street does have rents at our potential estimated rents but a few more amenities are offered such as pool, pets, vending machines, etc.