I would get some new sheet set. something simple off amazon to brighten it up a little, yet easy to wash.

Make sure the condo association is solvent and the books have recent audit and reserves funded,.

In other words, if based on the general risk of a LTR you demand a 10% cash on cash return, and or a total return on cost of 7%, then to be considered “a wash” a MTR should return say 13% cash on cash or a 10% return on total cost.  

Finally she started washing her clothes and leaving them in the building's washing machine for two days at a time.

Recently 2 of our 8 clients have presented with a permanent life long incurable health condition that is contagious but if you are fairly obsessive about hygiene such as avoiding Contact and hand washing you will not contract it.

My buddy has a Laundry Mat and a car wash.

Have the landlord handle those pesky maintenance, repairs, deluge of water coming from the washing machine on the 3rd floor that just exploded (Happened to me in my home.

I am looking at similar size single family homes in the north west area around 250k… essentially I am just trying to get a grasp of what to expect year one- if there is actually some profit to be made and supplement or if is more likely to be near a wash.

My mother-in-law will be starting a new job next after an almost 2 year long stint back working under the table, but her own physical ailments are becoming worse.Their combined income is only $21/hr.They owe $70K on a home worth ~$170K that was free and clear, but stupidly signed onto one of their parent's cash-out refis before death.There are additional credit card debts that are nearly paid off (around $5K I believe).With abysmal credit, selling the home and renting would likely be a wash, if not a worse situation.I would like to see them grow a saving account of some type.

I'm in this assuming the higher rent washes out with the higher management fees as well as furnishing costs.