If one thing is being used it might not have been noticed before but if washer is going, dishwasher, and shower at same time it might not can keep up with the demand.We upgraded water heater in our house and that thing can put out hot water for a very,very long time.

Specifically, I will need someone who can relocate the washer/dryer hookups from the kitchen into a hall closet.  

Are there washer/dryer hookups or access to one on the property? 

If there are junker cars left in the yard, or broken washers, dryers, etc? 

I have one section 8 tenant and in my area they don't pay a premium, typically under your asking rent. 3br 1 bath SFH ranch, with washer/dryer hookup and hardwood floors/carpet, we marketed the property for $850 per month, section approved $827.00.Years ago, New York offered a premium for homeless Veterans on Section 8 program who was in a shelter of $3-$5K based on family size, but not sure if they have that premium in place.

When I provide a washer dryer refrigerator I maintain them. 

I know that a 3-bedroom in this area is approved at $1483 by HUD, but I also know that different amenities contribute as well (washer/dryer, microwave, ceiling fans, etc).So, it's possible that market rent is actually higher than what I'm anticipating, but another 3-bedroom recently rented for $1400, which leads me to believe either they knew less than I did, or I still have a lot to learn... :-)

-Each unit has washer hook ups, no dryer outlets (clothes-lines)-GMR $500 and $600/unit and seller claims $350k/yr gross with $150k expenses ($200k NOI); I will put 10% down w/seller financing 15%.

If I was her parent, I would be taking that car back in all of 3 seconds.

I current have a 42 gallon water heater in the laundry room that contains 2 washers and 2 dryers.