Property is in Tempe AZSecondly, I have a separate studio unit at a duplex property that is currently permitted as a storage unit only but fully finished as living space.

Hi BP,I wanted to share the questions I find myself searching the answers for in hopes you guys can shed some light for a small investor making his way into the Multifamily space(25-100 units).

I'm also in this low income space, a B/C neighborhood where I feel comfortable during the day.  

Includes 1 parking garage space per unit as well.  

Does anyone have any experience in the corporate rental space that could give me some feedback or help me with where I should look to get info?

If done in your yard, charge "rent" for the space.

This would allow me to:charge more for rent thanks to the added amenityreally differentiate the apartments from others in the area, since no other apartments around have this featurecompete more effectively against SFH rentals in the area (this suburb has a lot of them) since most SFH have in-home laundryObviously the downsides are potential for abuse of the machines (requiring added maintenance calls and potentially replacement costs), lost income from pay-machines in the basement, lost closet space and initial investment to install plumbing/venting and purchase appliances.Interested to hear arguments for either side of this.

Our joists were cut directly above a doorway leading to a storage space, and we were able to put the jacks on either side of the door, inside the storage space so they were out of sight.

I say embrace them, and maybe find other simple ways to make the space feel more contemporary.

I am very interested in getting in to the crowdfunding space, in particular equity deals, however it seems like most of the main portals are still only working with accredited investors.