For the folks that have buildings on the Northside of Chicago with laundry facilities for tenants what do you charge for a wash and a dry ?

I had scheduled two different inspections with the owner for the property and both times he never showed up and left my guy high and dry.

@Chris HamrickI saw "buying an auto repair shop" in the title and I wanted to add when purchasing commercial properties make sure to get a phase 1 environmental report...especially when you know there have been occupants that could have polluted the land; auto repair, dry cleaner etc.

I know it sounds like I'm splitting hairs but some banks write HELOCs in their residential department....which won't write Investment Properties.

Anything where I don't deal with a HOA would add years to my life and take grey from my hair....

:-)Commercial lending is not as cut and dry as residential.

The building has four LTRs, a hair salon, and the unit I want to use for STR.

The real issue is there is almost no way for someone to have a safe, clean, dry place to eat, sleep and keep some personal things for under $800 per month. 

Of course then you may have to give an investor hair cut rather than selling each one separately and getting top dollar.But if you're willing to watch your calendars you can sell each one and start a separate exchange with each and combine them into fewer more expensive purchases. 

I am very exciting to have found this website, after spending the past 2 weeks pulling my hairs out trying to figure out the pieces to Real Estate Investing.INTRODUCTIONA little bit about myself, I am totally new to this whole Real Estate investing arena, at best 2 weeks of experience.