In lieu of putting in a coin washer/dryer, do your tenants pay for utilities?

I was a produce manager 2 years ago at a supermarket in Boston and was actually paid real good I read rich dad poor dad and then quit ran a distribution company then thought I was unstoppable moved to Miami and worked as an hvac helper, sign holder, Pepsi stocker, used car salesmen, dead body remover, helped people move, roofer, flooring, trucker, auto parts delivery, body shop car washer and the. parts manager somehow ended up in Springfield mass and started making handmade motorcycle seats I quit and now run a catering business while working on getting my real estate license lol I'm only 23 so I can't waste anymore time once I become and agent I will start investing and no more random jobs

'How did you see the potential in what was here before?

Updates include new laminate flooring in place of dingy carpet, washer and dryer hook ups, Bathroom fan, new paint, and repair of dishwasher.

Can throw in washer, air dry, and look like new again.8.

Ok, well that is a bit of an exaggeration but honestly, my wife had once fit a small fridge, a washer and dryer in that baby all at the same time with space to boot, amazing. 

@Eric Ippolito in my area some of the new complexes will charge for use of washer and dryer.

The tenant indicated a repair person missed an appointment, install of a new washer/dryer scratched the sink (I'm still waiting for a picture from the tenant) when installed.

I do my best to supply a washer/dryer.

That's 3 bedrooms, living room, all kitchen appliances, washer/dryer.