@Steve TranI am not in Texas, but I do not provide washer and dryer.

Add washer and dryer hook ups in the unit or in the basement.

Mostly tolerable, except there is a child who periodically gallops the length of the house for up to 30 mins at a time.Dish detergent and body wash seem to be watered down.One, repeat 1, towel each for 2 people for 9 days. 2 rolls of TP.No house manual /house rules.At least it's better than the one in Chicago last year with a giant hair clog in the shower drain and tons of disgusting leftovers in the fridge (and lots more stuff).

We had been evicted from our apt, (long story) and I was giving blood on a weekly basis for food money, to the point my veins finally collapsed and I was no longer allowed to give.It was at this point, on one of many sleepless nights, at 3 o'clock in the morning, that an older silver haired investor spoke to me through my television.

Barbers want you to have long hair.  

Cut out eating out (or decrease it), shop at a lower end grocery store, meal plan, get your hair cut less frequently, don't get coffee at Starbucks, etc.

They will have a full kitchen, washer/dryer, cable/wifi. 

Typically around here people expect a washer/dryer to be provided at $1000/mo or more from what I see.Regardless, we always have a washer/dryer hookup available for each unit should the tenant decide to take advantage.

Now, after two years, I've invested probably 750 hours into learning between books and podcasts, met with others locally who invest and have a hair over $30,000 saved.

For example, if something looks a lot nicer than my unit but has the same # of bedrooms/bathrooms and amenities (washer, dryer, etc.) then I'll just charge a bit lower for it.