That being said we do all our own maintenance and are equipped to move in and move out mobile homes as they wear out.

Also If the equipment has been sitting idle for awhile so you need to do extra safety checks?

You should buy the equipment and call an electrician to install it. 

I was working logistics for an Agricultural equipment company prior to working full time as an agent and I was always frustrated because a lot of my time was being allocated to work and my other responsibilities.

You will get more efficient  with each remodel, you will be able to correctly know what equipment and supplies will be required for each remodel. 

Investors adjust to changing environments and this community is best equipped to do so. :) #justkeepswimming

Aloha,I really would be curious why so many LL's have had such awful experiences with laundry equipment.

Thousands of homes in TX, LA, & FL are dealing with flood damage right now that are not in flood zones.Workers Compensation coverage if you have anyone on payroll, any subcontractors that do not have their own coverage, or if you have any Statutory employees (most common would be realtors).Business Auto may be needed depending on the ownership, size, type, and use of the vehicles used to service the properties.Equipment coverage may be needed if you have Tools and Equipment you use to maintain the property such as Tractors, Bobcats, power washers, generators, etc.Builders Risk policy could be needed if you are renovating a property before renting it out.Hope this helps with some possible policies you may need.

Also see if you can live without some of the add on coverage (water backup, equipment breakdown, etc)Key is to shop it with multiple Independent agents and other captive single company agents.

You have blips in labor, food, rent costs, equipment repair and replacement that 10% margin can go to nothing really fast.