It seems like there are several big engagers I can think of off the top of my head, then there's a consistent middle of the pack (I recognize their names) - these are all quality posters Then there is a slew of people who ask one question, have a few posts and never engage again.

ROI is lower, but appreciation seems to be good at this time. 

Current property manager appears to be unresponsive and also seems to lack work ethics.Looking for recommendations of reliable, professional and responsive property manager who manages in those areas.

Hi Dylan,It seems like you would need to save up cash either way (and likely increase credit score).

There is definitely potential to get it lower but it seems like it is going to have to be way lower after considering the expenses that are going to come with it.The entire property has potential to bring in $3,000 worth of rental income if my rent comps are correct.

I've looked into several markets and the dessert seems the more profitable.

Seems like most people use wholesaling a starting point or a way to generate capital.

In your case I would recommend you buy the $2000 machines and raise the rent. 95% of my prospective tenants would prefer a unit with the machines as opposed to the 5% who really don’t seem to mind the laundromat.

It would be great to connect, you seem to be doing the right things. 

They were mostly fix and flippers who worked with tax foreclosures and HOA foreclosuresI have recently been doing research on tax liens and tax deeds, since they seem like the most realistic way for me to started with real estate investing.