Thank you for sharing @Dennis Juanir,ELP is definitely a great rental market, I am not to sure about the Flipping market as there is way too much competition.If you are doing one deal at a time without a pipeline of deals, your operation costs will increase.Finding a fix and flip deal on the average house price of ELP of $140 - 150K ARV means you have to get the deal for $91 to $105K and that is not counting any repairs you have to do. 

Property 1:Rent: 1625Mortgage: 560Repairs: 1000Owner Operating costs (utilities): 382Management: 114 (8%)Taxes: 100Capex: 112Vacancy: 70Insurance: 67Property 2:Rent: 1745Mortgage: 765Repairs: 3000Capex: 175Vacancy: 87Utilities: 60Ins.: 70Taxes: 105Management: 140 (8%)Thanks for the help @Taylor Chiu

What does your typical operating/maintenance expense look like once under this policy?

It is a part time gig for me, so I will be keeping the operation small at the moment. 

I was thinking this might be a way to reduce my maintenance exposure or recoup costs by creating a 2nd revenue stream with future tenants since none of the properties are large enough to justify coin operated machines.

Everything is under one roof so it's easier to clean and operate. 

Make sure to have all the necessary operating agreements and contractual paperwork in place for the business as well.

Hello,I have 50+ used SpeedQueen coin operated washers & dryers for sale in Chicago.

Then I file a corporate tax return for the state I'm operating in.

Make sure to deposit it into an account that complies with your state laws.