I also see that there is an empty outside access room in the rear that I was told can have washers and dryers installed for additional income.

@Gabriel Rascon How about a slow water leak from a cracked washer valve due to over tightening during the tenants installation right when you're half way through your work shift?

We moved in during the sale process of the house, and were verbally promised a few things, washer & dryer, lawn, and one of the two available parking spots.

Problem: During their renovation, the upstairs neighbor added a washer/ dryer in the basement.

Why do property mangment companies have all the rights in this city Las Vegas. the place wasn't clean fridge didn't work toilets didn't work and the othwer people left the garage full of junk. she had to clean remove and is being charged to do her own cleaning, remove the junk fix the toilets then the washer went out  this all in the first 2 weeks.

I talked to the daughter who was there today and she said it was her mother's home who recently died.

Typically coverage B (Other structures) can be adjusted.Personal Property: Only important if you provide things such as appliances or washer/dryer, etcLoss of Rents: If Rent is at $1050 per month.

Each unit has a dishwasher and washer/dryer.

Closing on a building that allows the tenants to have their own washer and dryer but the water bill will be mine.

So I've been thinking about ways to increase the overall income from a few duplexes that I own in NE Ohio and wanted to see if anyone else had ever tried this, after searching the forums I didn't see much on topic, but if anyone has experience, I'd love to hear how it turned out (the good, the bad & the ugly so to speak)...I've noticed over the past two years that there are only two approaches to washer's and dryers, either provide them as part of the rent or only hookups are included.