(before I shout off names all over the internet)

Wealthy landlords aren't on the internet at 4:20 in the morning. 

Get ready for savy internet marketers and media buyers on all of the big media outlets to push get rich quick schemes via crowd funding.

WH=WholesaleWholesale guru junk is what you'll be reading on internet sites about how to wholesale, including on BP.Start by learning the basics, principles of real estate, understand contracting, the flow of what gets you to settlement, it is not marketing junk.

Internet is a necessary evil.Here it goes:OLD Tenant:1.

I am just starting out and after reading too much info on internet I did get enough information to start.

I would talk to a local bank, a credit union, as well as searching the internet for some first time home buyer options.

There are lots of lead generation techniques that are free on the internet.  

I have been a lurker here on the forums for the past 6-7 months and I must say this site is one the best things I have ever encountered on the internet with vast knowledge and great people.I have recently decided to pull the trigger and "just do it".

If anyone can make more of an argument for keeping things the way they are, I would like to hear it.On the other hand, by putting them all in one room:Simplify SecuritySimplify CleaningLess chance of all machines being busy when tenant wants themReduced number of units directly beside laundry room (Noise concern)All 'decorating' goes into one roomI'm sure there are others but you get the idea.As to what to do with the other rooms, I was playing around with the following idea; Turn one into a 'study' room / lounge with a few inexpensive chairs / tables, perhaps some bookshelves with paperbacks (You can literally buy them by the pound), some limited guest WiFi (I have internet at the building already).Open to other suggestions.Still looking for some actual numbers regarding Small/Mid-size (20-80 units) building machine utilization rates.