Anyway there are tons of old, outdated printers, monitors, fax machines, software, pieces and parts in the commercial building.

Also, I would post hours of operation if the machines noise could disturb nearby tenants.In short set the expectation right from the beginning and fairly enforce.

You will really build a cash flow machine by doing that.Best of all, what did it cost you out of pocket to unleash this great machine you created?

Man this guy just WILL NOT respond to messages, left with machine, wife, teenage daughter...NOTHING.

The condo is located in NJ.Just 2 weeks ago the condo above my unit had a failing washing machine that caused excessive flooding in my unit.

It is only a triplex and what I read was that leasing was more expensive for the use than what the machines brought in. 

You can have a bunch of different permutations.For what it’s worth, I’d figure out *first* if it’s the right property for you, and only after saying “yes” to that question would I worry about financing machinations.

It sounds like your next steps are creating a marketing machine. 

Use the money you'd pay for a suit, put it into the property, a money pit today, handled well could be a cash machine 8 years from now - and you know you'll get return on that cash if you use it to fix your property.

For my wife it was her $1k+ sewing machine.