I have a triplexnone of the units have washer/dryer hookupsgot 1st quote to install hookupswould be right where the refrigerator currently iswould vent dryer to atticthen i would put fridge on other wall (wouldnt look bad there)cost $1500 (plus washer/dryer price)other option would be putting in a portable washer you roll over to sink and connect tosuch as this:https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002UYSHMM/ref=o...However, do all the portable dryers needed to be vented to outside?

We had the subfloor replaced, carpet and floors installed and now it appears that the house is sinking.

I took the total expenses you mentioned and subtracted out the capex, vacancy, management and insurance)CAPEX: $280 (10%)Repairs(toilets, sinks, floors, appliances, electrical, etc..): $280 (10%)Vacancy: $280 (10%)Management: $168 (6%)Insurance: $100 (to be honest, this seems really low also, but I again assume you have already priced this out. 

Figure it out - the cheapest, crappiest kitchen cabinets you can buy off the shelf at Lowes for a 10x10 kitchen is going to run you $1500 without installation, counters, sink, anything. 

In one bathroom the tub was sinking into the floor.

I'm pretty worried about this as if I can envision a local portfolio lender sinking their teeth in once that fixed rate period concludes.Anybody have any tips on mobile home financing/re-financing in general?

You know the ones who say my sink is broke and you have to drag out of them syllable by syllable what is wrong...Tenants who ask me to fix things I can't fix.

If you are on a sinking ship, no amount of "what am I capable of" will save you.

My renting tenants washers and dryers meant the difference between being a float and sinking some months when I stated out.

New paint everywhere, new light fixtures, two new bathrooms (new vanities, lights, fixtures minus the toilets), a totally new kitchen (new sink, countertop, backsplash, appliances, new front door, new GFCI outlets in every room, new supply plumbing throughout (a few new drain lines as well) and a new ceiling in the master bathroom.I hired out the repipe, the backsplash, and the painting, and did the rest (and fifty small things I didn't mention) myself.