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Mike Mefferd
  • Property Manager
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Multifamily Laundry Facilities

Mike Mefferd
  • Property Manager
  • Dayton, OH
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We are currently buying a 24 unit apartment building that has on site laundry facilities. The prior owners were using a company that paid for the machines, serviced them and then sent them a check at the end of each month. They charged 50% of the revenues in order to do this. 

This is my first experience with on site laundry facilities and I'm curious to hear if this seems like a fair agreement, or if I should look into buying and servicing my own equipment moving forward. Any advice on how others handle this would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,

Mike Mefferd

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Gino Barbaro
  • Rental Property Investor
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Gino Barbaro
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@Scott Skinger 

@Mike Mefferd

We use Caldwell and Gregory, were using Coinmach until they decided to add an administrative charge into the contract.  They are going to lose our business. We have a podcast with a show dedicated to laundry. I think you should listen to it. I would always sub it out, have maintenance crew focus on units and customer service.

Gino

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