I got one of the following (pressure washer) for $85 and it cleans all the windows very quickly.

Your weekends could become all about the pressure washer.

In this case half of it is finished, and on the other side of the wall is the unfinished side with the water heater, furnace, washer, dryer, mop sink, and fuse box.

I have a condo where the next door neighbor's washer is apparently leaking and causing damage to my unit.

I just need to put a washer/dryer in there and it's ready to rent.

These properties are typically occupied by white collar workers and have amenities such as garages, in-unit washer/dryers, pools, spas, exercise gyms, the latest technology, etc.

However sometimes getting a buyer to switch lenders is met with a lot of resistance so I offer to pay for both appraisals, a longer financing contingency period, I threw in a washer/dryer and let them choose the closing attorney (again, thanks to J Scott tips).

Based on you picture I would pass on that property.Stucco can have problems up front along with the brick veneer.Do not like all the stairs and double ups.Seniors will have a hard time renting and families do not like carrying items up and down all those stairs.That leads to tenant turnover and limited starting renter pool.The parking lot is thrashed.I also do not like the slope of that parking lot.Makes it very hard to pull in and out of there for traffic and makes it hard to get in and out of the car.To overcome all of those things a tenant will have to pay a way below market rent rate to deal with the inconvenience.Is washer and dryer in the units??

Laundry Facility: Lease space to a laundry company to install washers & dryers and split the income.

Secondly thank you for posting that reminder and reality check for us all.I have to admit, I have a 4 family with washer/dryer hookups in the basement for each tenant and I know several tenants do not clean the lint out of the dryer regularly like they should.