Have your tenant run an ozone machine according to the directionsYou can get one on Amazon for approx $50In a week there is a good chance the problem will be solved 

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Came across this recent article from January 31, 2024 copied below:"Ohio REALTORS® have also heard more concerns about the practice of real estate wholesaling and how it robs vulnerable Ohioans of equity in their homes.

(both properties cash flow $1,300/month so they are money machines)My other option (not ideal) is to put 20% down come out of pocket about $15k, dump $10k into rehab and be $25k into a house that will appraise at for $80k.

Should the tenant overload the machines, the damage could be to the machines themselves and/or the property (flooding, fire).

Some owner/aggregators tried to throw more tech at the process; some owner/operators didn’t care because they were building machines to only eat equity.

In terms of some basics to know, I'd say 1. make sure any laundromat you consider buying is in a great location with renters in the area and good visibility2. know the condition of the machines, plumbing, electrical and boiler before you buy3.

I don't know if it's even possible to insure those things anymore but they are probably rental machines until they inevitably get washed away.

Just like putting money in a slot machine, playing craps, or betting on red there will always be some wins, but that sort of investing it not a good business model.

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