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MONICA WATSON
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Who designed this laundry room?? pic added

MONICA WATSON
  • Investor
  • Pearland, TX
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I have a tenant moved into my first rental property. I knew the outdoor laundry room was small, but had no idea it was this bad. She called me and said her machines don't fit. Trust me we tried turning in every direction. 

I don't know how previous owners put machines in here!  You can't even use stackables the way water pipe and dryer plug is placed. I'm hoping the wall can be extended out, although that takes away from bedroom.

FYI The garage was converted to bedroom and this utility closet was added in back. I will try to upload survey.

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Beth L.
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Beth L.
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@MONICA WATSON Perhaps you can provide a plumber to modify the water connections and drain, and she can get a new stackable set. You rented the unit to her with laundry "hook-ups", so I don't think that you should purchase a stackable for the unit, just make the hook-ups workable. Moving a wall, especially since she is already moved in, is a big deal.

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