Consequently, I've had to invest thousands in installing washers and dryers, along with new water and 220V lines to accommodate this demand.Ultimately, the confluence of high-interest rates and the exodus of high-end renters who can support higher rental prices is putting significant pressure on our profit margins, property appreciation, and overall property values.

I found a good English speaking realtor who sold it for me while I was here in TX.

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. 

I do my best to supply a washer/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.

@Ryan O'Hara I had a family that I inherited that was here for 29 years.

Why did you go with the washer and dryer in the kitchen?

Mentioning a washer/dryer and full kitchen in a furnished house is about 90% of what it takes me to rent out an STR of mine. 8% is cable/wifi.  

If the current owner doesn't have records to show you, red flag but not necessarily a deal killer. 5-If there are no washer/dryers in the apartments on onsite, you can create a laundry space where you partner and lease with a company providing this service. 

The units have electric furnaces, electric water heater, no washer/dryers, and the range is gas.We had an electrician recommended to us by a contractor who is doing some extensive work inside some of these units.