i get higher rents by adding washer dryer connections...since it's multifamily, look to make sure there's 3 meters for electric, water, and gas..otherwise, you're paying for their utilities!

Hi, I am having washer/dryer hook ups and vents installed in two units and one GC estimate suggests skipping permits.

The debatable items are washer/dryer and built-in microwave. 

Also, a leak in the washer line as well as any water damage from this.

Pressure washers are ok if the person knows how to use them.Then some colored bark/mulch around the garden type area by the entry (between the walk and building) and maybe a load of crushed rock/gravel spread in the drive would give you some cosmetic pop for very little money. 

Coin operated washers and dryers on each floor.

In the beginning of the episode, Zeona shared that that was her strategy a few years back. 

The condo is on the 1st floor and is tiled, includes fridge, washer, and dryer. 

First floor unit has washer/dryer hooks ups as does the section split off for the 2nd floor.Bedrooms have large closetsAverage Annual Cost of Gas is $84.67/moAverage Annual Cost of Water is $113.39/moElectricity is metered separatelyDrop ceiling in bathroom needs to be redone, not a big deal?

However I have a multi that still has a Jetz Laundry washer/dryer.