Just look at the water usage on the water bills!

I have been extremely instrumental in helping to turn the community’s financial situation around in the past 2 years as I joined the board as the president and have initiated several upcoming and impactful capital improvement projects.

Then, I always do what is necessary to ensure the residence is clean, safe and functional:Make sure it is extremely clean and free of odors.Give it a fresh coat of paint.

Search by address.Electric bills will depend on size of family and usage, so I don't know about an average.

If you swap out all of the things mentioned above, your usage will probably drop by 20%-25%, and your resident's water heating bill will also decline a bit.

I am extremely interested in wholesaling. 

She wants what she owes on them and that is extremely doable. 

Resale of the home will be extremely difficult and reduce the property value by tens of thousands. 

The BiggerPockets guide was extremely helpful. 

I'm not concerned with making money off the laundry, as long as the extra income covers the cost of buying them ($300 for the pair) and any water and electricity usage, I'm ok with that.Thanks for the idea, and any current tenants will probably get a rent increase in the next year or so.