I think your best option is to have the tenant get a storage unit, so that they can greatly reduce the amount of stuff they're storing at your property.A few things to consider:   1. leases often have sections describing appropriate (and inappropriate) use of the unit.

Quote from @Shiv Panda: You can buy them online, maybe even at large box stores like Home Depot, Lowes, or other appliance retailers.I did a search for "commercial washer dryer card operated" and came up with many sites that sell them.

Fuel for the day: A little English Breakfast aged tea, full fat cream, and, my favorite, raw unadulterated organic honey.

So sometimes I have clients who recorded a deed on their own (they got a template from an office supply store and sent to the county to record), but that can be a problem since the title companies are very wary of fraud. 

Okay, I'll jump in here.I've done SBA 7(a) loans, one for 1.7mil and another for 2 mil, for two separate commercial properties (gas station c-stores, ground up raze and rebuilds). 

Only taking action if the deal has fat projections, meaning the seller has lost his mind and wants to sell for a ridiculously low price.  

Go to a local convenience store, see what kind of people live there. 

You can buy 2 prong outlets at most any hardware store, home improvement store, electrical supply store. 

When people open the doors, they are envisioning how to store their cookware, etc.

Important Documents Lastly, make an electronic copy of your closing documents and store the copy you receive from closing in a safe place.