Washer/dryer?

At least hit it with some Round Up and a pressure washer... 

@Thomas Hickeyto answer your questions: yes, adding washer a and dryer to the unit moving a gas pipe.this is Rental.It has hardwood floor, and that is the plan, a refinish.what do you mean with skim through existing plaster walls?

I have a triplexnone of the units have washer/dryer hookupsgot 1st quote to install hookupswould be right where the refrigerator currently iswould vent dryer to atticthen i would put fridge on other wall (wouldnt look bad there)cost $1500 (plus washer/dryer price)other option would be putting in a portable washer you roll over to sink and connect tosuch as this:https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002UYSHMM/ref=o...However, do all the portable dryers needed to be vented to outside?

If they didn't log this one when their equipment was here I don't see them wanting to log this one any time soon.

Tenants signed a 6month lease with a verbal understanding that a 20’x10’ covered deck (lanai) would be built and washer and dryer option added.  

Some people even do the same thing with washer/driers for apartments.

She later text saying she is going to find a hotel with a washer/dryer so she can wash clothes because she doesn't want to bring the smell with her to work tomorrow.  

Last two months have been 2 broken washers and a dishwasher.  

And worked as a dish washer, and my mother in law who dropped out of 5th grade to work in the farms, came across an opportunity to buy a small house in the desert for roughly $30k and rented it out to approximately 3 tenants over the course of 10 years (wish I had that low turnover), sold that home at the height of the market and had enough to pay off their existing home and a good retirement cushion.