I have at least one lender and one agent, but would like to fortify those positions with other reliable sources as well to round out the Core 4.

Garbage pickup)After running this exercise 2 times or so, you will understand how that market operates and figure it out. 

-Occupied by the owner some portion of the year-A one-unit home (not a duplex, triplex, or four-plex)-Suitable for year-round use-Belonging solely to the buyer-Not rented full-time, and is not under a timeshare arrangement-Not operated by a management company that has control over occupancy

BP Breakdown: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...My questions are BP is saying my Purchase Cap R is 10.87% since I'm buying it with equity built in are there two different Cap R, because i've read "Capitalization Rate = Net Operating Income / Current Market Value"? 

I took the time to detail exactly what each would bring to the table and we signed a written agreement (Operating Agreement for the company).

There are companies that will supply coin-operated washers & dryers, service them and split the funds with you.Confused though, you stated you have a 4-plex, but that the laundry area supports 16 total adjacent units.

However, it does depend on what sort of investing you are doing and how your real estate market typically operates. 

It's a bit harder to find repair guys that work on commercial coin-operated machines and if it's isolated it could be a huge headache. 

Of course we would establish and talk through an operating agreement with an attorney etc.

Do you own all facets of the operation?