So they hooked up the machines in late June.

And sometimes the old stuff is way better.Example: He washing machines (as in "high efficiency). 

There's a learning curve with tenants who have a hard time figuring out the machine, so you'd have to train your tenants or field calls asking what to do.And what I don't like about them as a tenant, is that they require a minimum transfer of funds from your bank account of $10.  

They're crooks IMO Which machines did you go with?

At various chain retailers, I have gotten a stereo system for 35% off, a refrigerator for 15% off, a better deal on a front loader washing machine, etc.  

But, off the top of my head things that would probably be okay, that I'd want to add, would be a section about parking rules, how long guests can stay, smoking, no washing machines allowed, that kind of thing.

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These work really well, as long as they double them:https://www.amazon.com/Washing-Machine-Lint-Snare-Fabric/dp/B00COFAY78/ref=sr_1_13?

Some will vary depending on age of machines and ect.

"silver bullets", and the installation of thermostatic radiator vents where appropriate, can all turn that hulking monster into a well oiled machine.