It'd just be a matter of budgeting for an extra expense and confirming if carpooling or ride sharing services operate in my areas of interest (Atlanta or Buffalo) as you've mentioned. 

If you had equity, you might be able to sell one unit to cover the expenses of the others until you ride it out.

I would think you are asking for some sort of legal against you. if you install a washer and dryer in unit, you would have to allow others the same opportunity. if u open a can of worms-so to speak and just show as they might call favoritism, this might come back to bite u - I would add another machine or two another and that way they can get their laundry done in a quicker fashion.

Real estate investing is a pretty forgiving world and the average person can still make money even with some pretty big mistakes.Buckle in, keep your arms and legs in at all times, and enjoy the ride!

We're too busy riding horses and bar-b-q'ing to even have a super conforming problem down here. 

But even with solid properties its a rocky ride so I can't imagine what your going through. 

Next you will need a store , to sell supplies and to take reservations , swimming pool , bounce pillow , wagon for hay rides , tractors , skid steers for maintenance , bath houses , laundry mat , shuffle board , pavilions for entertainment .

Yes ,we handled the issues, did them in a timely fashion and did a good job.

To be more specific, my niche is the first time home buyer, investor, cheeseburger-eating, dog-petting, fashion-obsessed market, but that's getting really particular. 

Depreciation isn't a free ride.