Also, no on-site laundry.

Laundry is available in the basement, and there is a full-appliance kitchen (including dishwasher) and parking available.

The original MLS listing stated a number of things... 1: "Recent exterior building renovations have been completed, including a new roof and sewer lines.  2: "Laundry Appliances Included: Washer / Dryer Hookup"We asked seller & the sellers realtor what "newer" meant, during our first visit to the property and was told face to face & again via text, the roof was installed 4-5 years ago & had a 30 year warranty.  

Not only did this make turnovers faster and easier (didn't have to wait for laundry to be done), but it also seemed like the sheets were the quickest items to get soiled or stained.

There is already laundry in the basement but it seems like the first floor laundry is highly desirable these days.

We took the 1200 sq ft house from a 2/1 to a 3/2 by converting the large kitchen into a Master Suite, Dining, Kitchen and Laundry Room (Yes, it was a VERY large kitchen).

Do any residential property owners here generate extra income through placing ads (like in medium sized OOH billboards) inside their buildings like in the common rooms, mail rooms, laundry rooms, elevators, etc?

In my area, the dishwasher is not a big priority but everyone wants to be able to wash their clothes at their house.

@Mindy Jensen What about lime wash for the stone and paint the wood.

And so, with a renewed sense of purpose, let’s wash our hands, put on our face masks (yes, you!)