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Article: 4 tips for successful in-unit laundry: implementing an in-unit laundry system might seem simple at first, but further examination suggests the need for careful consideration.
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- June 1, 2007
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Whether an apartment company chooses to provide its own laundry equipment, either through an outright purchase with a service agreement, lease from an outside provider at a reduced monthly rate, or some combination of both, there are many factors management should consider when providing in-home washers and dryers to residents. Today's competitive market means that apartment companies have more options than ever to assist them in maintaining a profitable program with increased resident retention and long-term added value for the community.
1. Control Costs
If apartment managers elect to provide in-home laundry services, they must determine how much rent ...
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