I do not have photos but I do have numbers, but it is as turnkey as you will get in a property along with coin operated laundry.

It's actually how I got started in this decades ago (long before someone coined the acronym).  

It does not matter if it is gold, real estate, stocks, baseball cards, coins, classic cars, Titanic artifacts etc.

Building is fully occupied.Here are the numbers:6 Unit Building Asking Price: $300k(All 6 units are 2BR 1BA)Total monthly rent (Assuming full occupancy): $4720Average monthly income from owned coin laundry:$75Yearly income: $57,540 - 5% vacancy($2,877)= $54,663Total income after vacancy: $54,663Expenses (Yearly):Property Tax: $15,000 (Cook County)Insurance: $2,000Water: $2,100Gas (Currently landlord pays for baseboard heating, water heater and gas stoves.

What you are contemplating doing is no more thought out than flipping a coin.

I was introduced to the idea of real estate by my best friend, who shared his ideas with me and I coined him insane.

I get to see it from both sides of the coin as a lender and user of hard money.

Clayton Co. in Atlanta.. more specifically Jonesboro and Riverdale area are experiencing a fire sale as we speak.

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

I would be looking at what I think is coined house hacking.. that's buying a small multi and living in one unit. use your FHA loan to get in with 3.5% down.