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We currently have antiquated laundry equipment that are still coin operated in all our Los Angeles properties. Our properties vary from 6 units to 36 units. We are currently considering two Laundry room alternatives: purchasing our own machines; or signing a laundry contract with Wash Laundry, which...

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David Troup I dealt with Wash years ago (when they used to be called Web) and was happy. So recently, when laundry contracts expired at two of my properties, I switched from CSC (who is terrible) to Wash.
It’s been a year now and I couldn’t be happier. And the income is much higher which tells me that CSC was ripping us off.
Wash made the whole process easy and is really speedy when there are needed repairs or issues. I am happy to recommend them.

Guest Insider Wash is a better solution especially if maintenance is needed. See if you can negotiate a decorating allowance for each room if you were to sign a contract

Megan Goodmundson My opinion is that laundry isnt a huge source of revenue but it can be a huge expense to maintain/ purchase equipment, especially for smaller unit #s. So just let the contractor carry the expense of the machines. Budget almost nothing for revenue. If you end up getting revenue then rhats a bonus.
In shopping for a contractor one thing to think about is how they will provide you with data on usage and income.

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