Hearing from many testimonials by talking to real Padsplit owners in person, it seems to be a true cashflow machine coming from a single family residence.

Of course, I do not have a crystal ball, tea leaves, or a time machine but after years of declining home prices there are a lot of factors supporting the idea that we are at the bottom and should start inclining.

Other good methods for adding value include: adding on-site laundry machines, building storage units in the basement, charging tenants for utilities, charging tenants for a trash pick up service, etc.Outside of that, fresh appliances, new fixtures & hardware, and professional cleaning services go a long way in making a unit look upgraded. 

Sounds easy, but it is a large 25 x 70' building that is full of at least 10 very large, very heavy machines.

You’re building a self-funding machine.

Whichever brand, look into machines with a card system.

I don't want to get in over my head.I think it's great advice that you gave for someone who is a bigger investor, but I'm still small and playing the penny slots, so to speak.   

Either you fix most things or you have machines down.  

Put the Poo in their washing machine.

The issue is that without water, the plumber can't pass inspection and so there's no reason to put in the toilets yet or the faucets.Then, without the electric company putting in the meters... the electrician also can't pass inspection.The HVAC guy doesn't want to put machines in he can't trouble-shoot because there is no power.