Check out the Coin Laundry Association's forums for a lot more insight.

If you don’t want to spend the coin on this type of inspection, I would just accept the up front cost, and find a local licensed electrician to upgrade the panel (check wiring and outlets) for you.

The next 2 months of summer should just be driving for dollars and finding properties to canvas and building your crm... no one ever talks about how hard it is to find deals, but houses arent crypto or stocks... to find good investments you have to go look for them off the internet especially in hot markets.... this s*** is time consuming brotha....Once you are hitting the ground running and have already sourced your key contributing team members...

@Nicholas Patrick  so there you go both sides of the coin.... as a parent though I bet your parents want you to get the degree..

Looking for a reputable Property Management Co. in the Raleigh, NC area.Appreciate the help!

IF my business model is to buy and hold most properties, where at best its a coin flip that we will flip it, I don't know how the IRS can determine tax fraud with we don't actually know what we will do.Our, and I am sure there are other like us, entire investing model is to target properties where there are multiple means to exit. 

I cannot honestly call them laws, because I firmly believe only the United States Congress has the rights to coin laws here we are having 10,000 agencies each of which issues, illegally If i may say, a ton of those per year.

I always looked at the 1 year lease as a built in insurance but I never looked at it from the other side of the coin.  

But if you created a separate coin-op laundry room that could work well.

For multi-family properties we have hookups or coin ops for tenants.