If you can get someone to deal with all maintenance and collections there probably are areas that you can concentrate on that could produce better return than messing with coin op laundry. 

My husband thinks I need to consult an attorney which, of course, is also a good idea and I am considering but I thought I'd touch base here beforehand to find out if the "hive mind" has any collective words of wisdom or experience that would apply.Thanks!

And all rooms are fully furnished bed, Tv...It is in perfect condition and doesn't need repair you can just step in and start collecting the rental income ride awayThe top of that what is amazing about this property is it has a vacant lot next to it w/h you can build on any kind of house or sell it...and it is under the same deal with the house so if you are interested, inbox methanks.marta  

The only saving grace is collectively they will never be large enough to move the needle nationally.  

The mortgagee has no involvement in the property, reports/collects no income nor pays any expenses.

They are dual agency collecting the full commission.

you would probably then be able to collect a premium rent again and your lease terms will sync with the summer so next time shouldn't be as difficult to lease.

Anyway got a lawyer involved and the decision was she has to be out by September 30th 2018.. today she calls me up asking for a extension because she cannot find a place.

Build two townhomes and sell individually.Again, we just came across the deal this week and will be collecting some numbers next week to begin doing a more detailed analysis, I'm just curious where you would lean.... 

Or do you truly collect 10%, 5%, etc, of rents?