Deal #2:  Single Family Home - 4 beds + bonus room, 1.5 baths.  

Also how many bed and baths?

[I typed in a long response while my son was preparing for bed and BP choked when I hit submit ... the "saved draft" feature did not seem to work either ... ohhh @Joshua Dorkin]  @Amit M.The biggest cost we experienced with the commercial machines was having the coin acceptor / card readers serviced/adjusted.  

This is a 1979 construction, 2 bed 1 bath home (890 SFT with washer-dryer not in the unit) on the market for over 100 days now.

Its 3 bed 2 bath, on .34 acres built in 1963.

It's a 2 bed 1 bath and needs lot of cosmetic work.

I think it was 2 1 bed,  7 studios and 5 SRO units that share 2 bathrooms and a kitchen. 

There are no closets upstairs but plenty of room for bed, dresser, toybox, etc.I'm hoping to market this through section 8 as a 3 bedroom rental. 

Let's get to the numbers:House-  3 bed 1 bath, 1123 sq ftNo equity and owe roughly $198,000 on the home.Monthly Mortgage payment is $1400 and they are paying a portion of it to entice the current renter to stay. 

The info I've been able to get so far is number of units and bed count.