Would coin-op machines in a triplex be worth the cost/trouble?

@Razmig YeremianWithout seeing the property and if they won’t allow tree to be removed get a machine to cut the roots that are on your property.

I wasn't too excited that each machine on average brings $2,600 per year and requires someone to place product in the machine.

Imagine having a magic machine that can turn your ideas into real objects.That's what 3D printing does, and it's changing the way we make things.Here's how it works in simple terms: Instead of using traditional methods like carving, molding, or cutting, 3D printing builds objects layer by layer.It's like making a sandwich, one layer at a time, but with materials like plastic, metal, or even food.So, why is 3D printing a big deal?

tag=atomicindus08-20It is a ozone machine for up to 4000sqft. $49.99.With several posts about trying to get rid of smells in their STRs, I thought this would be a good buy for folks.Now this is one of those Amazon flash type sales which can go at any minute so hustle up if you want to take advantage.

Arnie,You could tap off your common area electricity and use a point of use water heater for your coin operated machine.

Coin-op is usually a break-even because the cost of machines, repairs, and utilities.

If you want to move the kitchen sink in 20 years, or you need to repair a leak in the hot water line going to the washing machine, you will need to do some expensive tests AND THEN bust up the slab, make the repair, and then redo the slab and flooring.This is an opinion and not fact, but I did want to share my particular favor for pier and beam foundations (assuming all other things are equal. 

It works for land and houses.I'm direct mail acquisition machine.

The building used to have one in the basement but the machines were removed a long time ago.