I'm a mechanic, my friend is an electrical engineer. We bought good used washers and dryers (over half worked) we fixed and upgraded the washers in one day. Same with dryers, one day. Anytime something breaks we're qualified and overly capable of fixing everything. Even plumbing and electrical. We made a LOT! Owned everything out right, no repair bills...if I had any advice, learn to fix your own equipment, you'll go from making money to being wealthy
If it's a first business this sounds like the best option but time is money so then why not just get a reliable guy to fix it fast he'll save you the headaches
Just confirming that RUclips is somehow tapped into our thoughts this coming up after a random thought an hour ago confirms it, I thought u was crazy the first 100+ times..
Of course I can't compete with other's who has more. 💯 your video is informative and sounds good. This is an idea of mine, yet I don't have funds to do so now.
Ever since I started following you on social media, I started to take more notice of Laundrymats in my area...where they are located, the size, how long they have been around, the type of locations - I'm sure you know areas that do well are where there are appartments buildings without laundry rooms for instance....
Even with laundry rooms the rooms might be more expensive than the around the corner places IMO. If I remember correctly my place cost .25¢ or .50¢ more than the SoapandSuds.
@@vicstalr Why would the y pare for quality when they can just use the cheapest laundry place around? WTF I choose where to do laundry based on price!!
@@donaldlyons17, humans tend to prefer cleaner well kept things. An extra dollar in cost is worth a better environment. You can opt for good quality, or let it be a dump and squeeze the business for cash. Both ways work, I just prefer nicer things myself - so that's how I run things.
It’s funny how this video popped up as I was about to come into a nice sum of money. There is a laundromat down the street from me with very old machines, but for some odd reason, much of the neighborhood seems to patronize this place anyway. I was thinking maybe I should make a move on that spot, all it needs is updated machines, and a better attitude from the person who works in it
I owned a laundromat for years in a high tourist area. All I can say is this; if you can't fix your own machines don't get in this business. There are NO trustworthy repair people and the fees are astronomical.
@@Jenna-q6w I would agree with the maintenance aspect of it the big thing that is beneficial though is new equipment tends to be very reliable for quite some time but certainly starts to go downhill after a while
I would genuinely love to do this and get setup up with my owned business because this is a great way to earn a passive income but yes like he said most of them don’t make money but I know this is the guy for everything about laundry mat he has the greatest laundry mat content.
Man, I've been told to follow you because i want to do exactly what you do. I've wanted the passive income, but didnt k ow where to start i k ow i wanna do more than just working part time. I have a really good part time job.
@@InvestmentJoy I like the owner financing/leasing it's just coming in with nothing as an option for money down is frustrating. I don't have thousands of dollars laying around. I have a full time job and everything I make goes straight to bills. I have looked into everything possible and no place wants to help or work with my schedule to discuss options.
How do you go about starting a new laundromat? We have a area by me without any close and some new construction plazas I think it would be great there just not sure how to go about it
@@InvestmentJoy the wife and I will be going to a suncoast credit union to talk about loan options. We bank there and they’ve always been great so we are giving them the first opportunity. Still gonna go to a few places like you suggested.
If those are the gross numbers, what are your expenses so we can see what the net is at the location shown in the video? ~$100k gross projwcted for the year, but interested in net
I used to work for a guy who own several laudramats and the first thing I can tell you is that any business that takes most of it's revenue in cash has a higher chance of being audited by the IRS. #2, this is a labor intensive business, If your laudramats gross $100k and you have to pay 2 attandant a combined $40k/yearly (assuming you don't want to sit there and have to clean up spills, drive out the homeless, and reimburse customers when they lose their money due equipement malfunction) then your profit margin is going to be razor thin.
@@deadcell1 For example there was a house for sell years ago just about 10 minutes from a business on foot I would have thought I wanted to own... so at least for being around often I could do some of the watching and taking care of stuff in person sometimes....
People tend to hate memberships. I don’t know anything about owning a laundry mat, just stumbled across this vid. But perhaps have one of those buzzer doors where you buzz people in. Also, have a visible camera in front to deter people from doing that. IDK
Is this worth it??? the property is going for 130k seller is adjustable. It gross anywhere from 3k-4k depending on the time of the year and here is a list of the utilities and expenses. Gas 400 Edison 350 Adt 55 Water 200 Trash 75 Insurance 141 Rent 1500 1 80lbs Dexter washer 3 60 lbs Dexter washer 5 40lbs Dexter washer 10 30lbs Dexter washer 2 20lbs Dexter washer 10 Dexter dryers Age Varys from 2008 up to 2019
After 10 years old is going to be very problematic would need to look at what is real revenue is and the real expenses where's the repairs on the equipment? Where is payroll?
You are probably going to have a sink another $100k in equipement cost because the washing and dryers start to have alot of issues after about 7 years. The 80lb and 60lb Dexter washing alone will take nearly 40% of budget by itself.
I SO want to invest in a carwash or laundromat (or some other similar business). I make good money at my full-time job but I absolutely HATE it. I have monetary resources and an outstanding credit score for additional financing if needed. But, it's a little scary to just leave what I have and take a chance on something that I'm not sure will succeed. I'm 55 and I've been at my current job for a long time but, I want out of that hell-hole!!
I'm not sure if I went into detail on this video but I know I have on others if you've got a decent job I would say start spending time and resources on finding somebody that would be a good business partner that might have some skill sets that you don't personally have right now that would also carry the load. My business partner on my car wash operation works at a nuclear facility, so me being the independent business owner unable to counterbalance the things that he can and cannot do as well as his time availability since he's working through the week.
in these uncertain times, a laundromat isn’t the way to go it's more important than ever to have a solid understanding of how to manage your finances, invest wisely and navigate economic downturns. But my primary concern is how to grow my reserve of $240k which has been sitting duck since forever with zero to no gains, sure I'm all in on the long term game, but with my savings are lying waste to inflation and my portfolio losing gains everyday, I need a remedy.
If you need advice, consider speaking with a financial advisor. Don't get me wrong, you can do it on your own, but financial advisors have a lot more knowledge and expertise in this area.
you are completely right, Advisors have information and paths that are not disclosed to the public.. I profited £560k in 2022 under the tutelage of my Fiduciary-counselor. Am I selling? Absolutely not.. I am going to sit back and observe how this all plays out.
Selena-Nicole cefaloni is the licensed coach I use. Just research the name. You'd find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
save your money. If you do not have emergency money and some other savings. I would suggest you do not use that money. But if you have a truck / van and swanky neighbourhood around you. Why not pick up things people throw away. Brandon's brother runs a second hand appliance shop that repairs stuff like washer, dryers , fridges ...
What in your background can be monetized? What needs are in need of being filled in your area. Find a need, fill a need. It took me till I was 43 to figure that out and haven't looked back. Good luck!
@@pauljanicek1872 kinda well said. There was a kid that would get paid to take the bins out on garbage day and put it back. 10-20 bucks a house/month and half his neighborhood which grew later on. It was a convenience that was cheap for people and solved a problem for a lot of people.
I would start off by dollar cost averaging on broad range ETFs that solely invest in S&P 500 type of strategy. Then I would start looking in your community local to you what there is a need of. Maybe it's dumpster rentals maybe it will end up being a laundromat or car wash, maybe it's solar roof power installation all the money in the world is locked up and fulfilling other people's needs. Especially if they're really willing to pay for it
So how can I get in touch with someone who can mentor me in this area because I want to learn the business and also question how do you know that this business is making profit? I'm looking to move to the North Dallas area in Texas
Do you think someone is just waiting to help you for free? There are no such people. People who make these youtube videos aren't doing it to help you. They are doing it to make money.
I have a laundromat that I've been eyeing in my area but Im not sure if its a good price. The laundromat doesn't have a good reputation but I feel like if it gets an owner that cares about the business it could do really good. They're asking for 80k and I'm in Montreal, CA. There isnt any other Laundromats listed in my City so im not sure if this is a good price.
If it's located in a low income area with alot of older homes and apartments then it could be a prime area. The reason being is that alot of older places don't have the hookup connections to accommodate an washer and dryers and most people there don't earn enough to buy a washer and dryer if it did
If I don't have the money for a down payment and a credit score of 768 would I still be able to get a loan for one of these? I need something to make ends meet. Can't even get interviews for jobs at 25.
@@InvestmentJoy how to tell though? It's unfortunate but lots of places already offer laundry machines. I noticed this laundromat had many machines but one running On a weekend. So I guess it's slow. Might be worth buying and changing it to something else and selling it all off
Correct but some of these businesses that aren't making money can be easily turned around. In the case of Casey where he was given two laundromats 100% seller finance. The old owner wasn't aware that his nephew was stealing tens of thousands of dollars a year from the business. He fired the nephew and immediately the business made pretty decent money
@@vincentb2175 I've talked about the deal in many videos - but we have a guy down south that got TWO with $0 out of pocket because the owner's nephew was stealing ~$65k from the collections a year, thus the owner thought they were unprofitable. Simple fixes & firing the nephew resulted in ~$125k/yr net quick.
Im a delivery driver and I finally found the best deal for a laundromat after asking (50 people in one year)But this the owner wants CASH!! where and how can someone finance me to give this owner CASH for the laundromat ?
@@InvestmentJoy You mean gross, I use to work for a man who owned 50 laudramats and he wasn't profitable. It's very labor intensive but if you have 1 or 2 then I think it can be profitable.
@@donaldlyons17 Yes, if you can find a location in a poor neighborhood or in a area that has a lot of older homes that don't have washing and dryer hookup connections then it could be a gold mine.
My grandfather owned a grocery store, it is profitable if the location is in a part of town or in a well populated rural area that doesn’t have one. If there is a dollar store, aldis, etc, don’t bother.
I'm listening at a low volume on Pro Audio Studio Monitors. No problem hear him speak. Perhaps those Temu tin cans You're using need an upgrade to real Audio.
I'm not sure if you're aware of it but I own seven other businesses and of everything social media is kind of in the middle of the income and I have three other businesses that make more money than I do on RUclips and tiktok.
@@InvestmentJoy Well but your locations might need the business you own.... truth is in some places no one needs stuff (ex. my location no public transportation but one county over the next two places share public transportation with each other)
IF he spends time/money on something other than the business it is a safe bet he is more profitable off online stuff like RUclips, TikTok, etc. than the business otherwise why bother to up anything?
Very hard to hear you as you are a low talker w/ music louder than your voice at times, so I didn't even bother to watch the whole video even though it sounded very interesting.
I'm listening at a low volume on Pro Audio Studio Monitors. No problem hearing him speak. Perhaps those Temu tin cans You're using need an upgrade to real Audio.
Genuinely curious what the thought process is behind this if a 3rd world country’s currency would equal less in usd on top of that how is would he run the laundry mat unless he was there?
I really hope you guys learn from this video! Do you think you can buy a laundromat?
Yes
Absolutely
What steps you take to protect your property from burglary and theft. Please share your Thoughts sir.
Hey Joy, how can I get in contact with you? I’d like to buy a laundromat and learn how to use my credit/negotiation skills to acquire it.
@@dutcheastindiacompany6939live cam system monitored and channeled to local PD
I'm a mechanic, my friend is an electrical engineer. We bought good used washers and dryers (over half worked) we fixed and upgraded the washers in one day. Same with dryers, one day. Anytime something breaks we're qualified and overly capable of fixing everything. Even plumbing and electrical. We made a LOT! Owned everything out right, no repair bills...if I had any advice, learn to fix your own equipment, you'll go from making money to being wealthy
whats the most common issue with machines and how to fix it ?
@@Doesitslap101they ain't got no gas in em
Uh? The S &P 500 would net you about 20k per yr
@@waynsmith9538 At 500k invested?
If it's a first business this sounds like the best option but time is money so then why not just get a reliable guy to fix it fast he'll save you the headaches
Just confirming that RUclips is somehow tapped into our thoughts this coming up after a random thought an hour ago confirms it, I thought u was crazy the first 100+ times..
Hahahah I thought the same thing 😅
I discovered this about 8yrs ago. It’s not just RUclips
It's all being fed off your algorithm
Just came across your channel. I just paid to get my business started im waiting in the mail for an approval. Im excited!!
Good luck!!
❤⭐💚🥳
Of course I can't compete with other's who has more. 💯 your video is informative and sounds good. This is an idea of mine, yet I don't have funds to do so now.
@jamaicanempress2334 what type of business?
Ever since I started following you on social media, I started to take more notice of Laundrymats in my area...where they are located, the size, how long they have been around, the type of locations - I'm sure you know areas that do well are where there are appartments buildings without laundry rooms for instance....
Even with laundry rooms the rooms might be more expensive than the around the corner places IMO. If I remember correctly my place cost .25¢ or .50¢ more than the SoapandSuds.
Yeah and usually the laundry rooms for apartment complexes have bad machines lol. The people will pay for quality.
@@vicstalr Why would the y pare for quality when they can just use the cheapest laundry place around? WTF I choose where to do laundry based on price!!
@@donaldlyons17, humans tend to prefer cleaner well kept things. An extra dollar in cost is worth a better environment. You can opt for good quality, or let it be a dump and squeeze the business for cash. Both ways work, I just prefer nicer things myself - so that's how I run things.
It’s funny how this video popped up as I was about to come into a nice sum of money. There is a laundromat down the street from me with very old machines, but for some odd reason, much of the neighborhood seems to patronize this place anyway. I was thinking maybe I should make a move on that spot, all it needs is updated machines, and a better attitude from the person who works in it
Go for it!
Good luck and a good life stranger
I owned a laundromat for years in a high tourist area. All I can say is this; if you can't fix your own machines don't get in this business. There are NO trustworthy repair people and the fees are astronomical.
@@Jenna-q6w I would agree with the maintenance aspect of it the big thing that is beneficial though is new equipment tends to be very reliable for quite some time but certainly starts to go downhill after a while
I appreciate the information in this video. I've always been interested in purchasing a laundromat, but I've never taken the steps to do so.
Glad it was helpful!
don't do it unless you have the skill to fix the machines.
I have the mindset to start a business but don't have the confidence to do it 😢 but thanks for a great video ❤😊
I can't believe Brandon suggested talking to owners directly instead of using a broker. 📞🙅♂ Controversial but genius!
I would genuinely love to do this and get setup up with my owned business because this is a great way to earn a passive income but yes like he said most of them don’t make money but I know this is the guy for everything about laundry mat he has the greatest laundry mat content.
Man, I've been told to follow you because i want to do exactly what you do. I've wanted the passive income, but didnt k ow where to start i k ow i wanna do more than just working part time. I have a really good part time job.
@@J8KVIII passive income? Laundromat business is not passive income.
Have you considered working full time?
Great video!! It’s definitely been a dream of mine to own one.
RUclipsrs are nothing but advertisers
Except for those of us fighting for our truths that are shadowbanned!
Trying to get that 1.5% broker fee lol
Yeah most r full of it
The best affiliate marketers fs
Pretty sweet gig you should try it
Chillicothe wow!! That laundry mat has been there for ages
Great video brother!
is a laundro mat a good investment. im hector just came to US from mexico and want to work hard for money for my family
Appreciate it!
I enjoyed the video but it was tough to hear your voice over the background music.
Danny DeAngelos method makes the most sense to me
It's a great method so long as you don't have a issue with calling landlords (Some hate it, but it certainly carries a ton of value).
It's coming up with the down payment when your first time business owner. I've been looking into car washes and they asking up to 300,000 +.
So what do you think about the financing methods I gave you in this video
@@InvestmentJoy I like the owner financing/leasing it's just coming in with nothing as an option for money down is frustrating. I don't have thousands of dollars laying around. I have a full time job and everything I make goes straight to bills. I have looked into everything possible and no place wants to help or work with my schedule to discuss options.
Most good laundromats in my area are $900k+.
@@jamisonmunn9215 If they're extremely profitable, and it's possible to get most of it financed, why does the purchase price matter?
@@InvestmentJoy I don't finance anything ever. People pay me interest I don't pay others interest.
Thanks for sharing this
Wow very nice video I love this
I do my laundry in a bathtub it's free and it's free outdoor drying but only for summer.
thank you
Hello! I am looking to get started in the laundromat business. Are you able to help me get started?
Buying a laundromat with no money down? It's like trying to wash clothes without detergent - tricky but possible!
It’s the best way and very possible you just need knowledge on creative finance 🥶😎
@@raheemtheinvestoryou have a y books as a suggestion to read on creative finance?
It would be cool to see you explore other businesses besides real estate car wash and laundromats that have good cash flow
Working on it
@InvestmentJoy is it worth it to start my own laundromat from scratch?
@@nannybananers Do you think you will have customers? How would they get there?
@@nannybananers
Do you know how to make a profit doing that?
Best way is to go SBA financing
How do you go about starting a new laundromat? We have a area by me without any close and some new construction plazas I think it would be great there just not sure how to go about it
I would like to do a video on that at some point it's a lot more effort than just taking a location that needs some work and turning it around
@@InvestmentJoy the wife and I will be going to a suncoast credit union to talk about loan options. We bank there and they’ve always been great so we are giving them the first opportunity. Still gonna go to a few places like you suggested.
How in the world did that person use the sellers credit score. I believe you. That just doesn't make sense in my head.
You can write a contract to subordinate under someone else's loan terms.
@@InvestmentJoyGreat information.
@@InvestmentJoyyou mean like a grantor
My dad owned a laundromat years ago it wasn't successful
Why not ?
How do I reach out to you about the lender you mentioned?
Should be link in description.
I come from an IT background, how hard is it to fix these machines?
Not bad, not much worse than a residential one
So this information only pertains to existing coin laundry enterprises. I want to know about launching a brand new coin laundry business.
What credit score is needed to get a business loan?
I don't see any of these links that you talk about in the description
Fish don't fry in the kitchen beans don't burn on the grill
Do a car wash version one
This has really taken off, so now I'm considering it.
@@InvestmentJoy : Would be appropriate & appreciated show us the way Senseii
If those are the gross numbers, what are your expenses so we can see what the net is at the location shown in the video? ~$100k gross projwcted for the year, but interested in net
The average for laundromats is 45% net
I used to work for a guy who own several laudramats and the first thing I can tell you is that any business that takes most of it's revenue in cash has a higher chance of being audited by the IRS. #2, this is a labor intensive business, If your laudramats gross $100k and you have to pay 2 attandant a combined $40k/yearly (assuming you don't want to sit there and have to clean up spills, drive out the homeless, and reimburse customers when they lose their money due equipement malfunction) then your profit margin is going to be razor thin.
@@deadcell1 Yeah your smart to realize all that BUT what if most of this just requires a 5 minute walk?
@@donaldlyons17 I didn't understand what you mean, clarify.
@@deadcell1 For example there was a house for sell years ago just about 10 minutes from a business on foot I would have thought I wanted to own... so at least for being around often I could do some of the watching and taking care of stuff in person sometimes....
great video. what kind of energy sources do these commercial laundromats use? generally gas or electric? thank u
are you trolling?
@@BPFACTS88no, just a question. Are you trolling
How do you avoid vandalism in a city like San Francisco? Was thinking a membership with key fobs to get in maybe idk please help
That is what we are going to head to at some point
People tend to hate memberships. I don’t know anything about owning a laundry mat, just stumbled across this vid. But perhaps have one of those buzzer doors where you buzz people in. Also, have a visible camera in front to deter people from doing that. IDK
Have rich friends that can be called “investors”.
Yep, all you've gotta do is join your local club. Our local one is $50/yr to join.
would love to view your content but the background music is too annoying to me.
Is this worth it???
the property is going for 130k seller is adjustable. It gross anywhere from 3k-4k depending on the time of the year and here is a list of the utilities and expenses.
Gas 400
Edison 350
Adt 55
Water 200
Trash 75
Insurance 141
Rent 1500
1 80lbs Dexter washer
3 60 lbs Dexter washer
5 40lbs Dexter washer
10 30lbs Dexter washer
2 20lbs Dexter washer
10 Dexter dryers
Age Varys from 2008 up to 2019
After 10 years old is going to be very problematic would need to look at what is real revenue is and the real expenses where's the repairs on the equipment? Where is payroll?
You are probably going to have a sink another $100k in equipement cost because the washing and dryers start to have alot of issues after about 7 years. The 80lb and 60lb Dexter washing alone will take nearly 40% of budget by itself.
1st view🎉
I SO want to invest in a carwash or laundromat (or some other similar business). I make good money at my full-time job but I absolutely HATE it. I have monetary resources and an outstanding credit score for additional financing if needed. But, it's a little scary to just leave what I have and take a chance on something that I'm not sure will succeed. I'm 55 and I've been at my current job for a long time but, I want out of that hell-hole!!
I'm not sure if I went into detail on this video but I know I have on others if you've got a decent job I would say start spending time and resources on finding somebody that would be a good business partner that might have some skill sets that you don't personally have right now that would also carry the load. My business partner on my car wash operation works at a nuclear facility, so me being the independent business owner unable to counterbalance the things that he can and cannot do as well as his time availability since he's working through the week.
in these uncertain times, a laundromat isn’t the way to go it's more important than ever to have a solid understanding of how to manage your finances, invest wisely and navigate economic downturns. But my primary concern is how to grow my reserve of $240k which has been sitting duck since forever with zero to no gains, sure I'm all in on the long term game, but with my savings are lying waste to inflation and my portfolio losing gains everyday, I need a remedy.
If you need advice, consider speaking with a financial advisor. Don't get me wrong, you can do it on your own, but financial advisors have a lot more knowledge and expertise in this area.
you are completely right, Advisors have information and paths that are not disclosed to the public.. I profited £560k in 2022 under the tutelage of my Fiduciary-counselor. Am I selling? Absolutely not.. I am going to sit back and observe how this all plays out.
That's impressive! I could really use the expertise of this manager for my dwindling portfolio. Who’s the professional guiding you?
Selena-Nicole cefaloni is the licensed coach I use. Just research the name. You'd find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
She appears to be well-educated and well-read. I ran an online search on her name and came across her website; thank you for sharing.
I would of liked to get into this business. Unfortunately I invested in prism technologies group inc.
I've invested in bad deals, yet here I am.
"Would of" isn't real english xD "would have" is what you wanted to say.
Hi 👋 i do vending
Signed up for the app tried to look for car wash automated and self serve and also laundromat’s nothing popped up so I deleted my account
What were your search parameters?
Do you own upstairs ? Whats upstairs ?
yes he does, it is rented out.
There are two separate Apartments upstairs in the building
I got $10K. What business should I start as a middle-aged man with no business training?
save your money. If you do not have emergency money and some other savings. I would suggest you do not use that money. But if you have a truck / van and swanky neighbourhood around you. Why not pick up things people throw away. Brandon's brother runs a second hand appliance shop that repairs stuff like washer, dryers , fridges ...
What in your background can be monetized? What needs are in need of being filled in your area. Find a need, fill a need. It took me till I was 43 to figure that out and haven't looked back. Good luck!
@@pauljanicek1872 kinda well said. There was a kid that would get paid to take the bins out on garbage day and put it back. 10-20 bucks a house/month and half his neighborhood which grew later on. It was a convenience that was cheap for people and solved a problem for a lot of people.
I would start off by dollar cost averaging on broad range ETFs that solely invest in S&P 500 type of strategy. Then I would start looking in your community local to you what there is a need of. Maybe it's dumpster rentals maybe it will end up being a laundromat or car wash, maybe it's solar roof power installation all the money in the world is locked up and fulfilling other people's needs. Especially if they're really willing to pay for it
House paid off? Any debt?
interesting video style. Kinda like an info doc. Lots of knowledge being thrown around.
I'll take it as you liked it?
So how can I get in touch with someone who can mentor me in this area because I want to learn the business and also question how do you know that this business is making profit? I'm looking to move to the North Dallas area in Texas
Do you think someone is just waiting to help you for free? There are no such people. People who make these youtube videos aren't doing it to help you. They are doing it to make money.
Feels illegal to be this early
I have a laundromat that I've been eyeing in my area but Im not sure if its a good price. The laundromat doesn't have a good reputation but I feel like if it gets an owner that cares about the business it could do really good. They're asking for 80k and I'm in Montreal, CA. There isnt any other Laundromats listed in my City so im not sure if this is a good price.
It depends on whether it makes money or not one of your biggest jobs is to figure out and analyze the numbers.
If it's located in a low income area with alot of older homes and apartments then it could be a prime area. The reason being is that alot of older places don't have the hookup connections to accommodate an washer and dryers and most people there don't earn enough to buy a washer and dryer if it did
A car wash has always seemed like one of the easiest business ventures, but I don't know if it's profitable.
If I don't have the money for a down payment and a credit score of 768 would I still be able to get a loan for one of these?
I need something to make ends meet. Can't even get interviews for jobs at 25.
Yeah, just need good books on one
So can I do this with no money ? I work a 9-5 job and want to own my own Laundromat.
Do you even rent/sell things now? If not you sure you want a laundromat?
Did you watch the entirety of the video and understand the concepts I talked about?
Yes, with no money you too can own a laundromat.
Advertisement and that’s all
I have the opportunity to buy one but it seems easy over priced and needs a lot of rehab
If it sucks, it sucks. Don't buy a bad deal.
@@InvestmentJoy how to tell though? It's unfortunate but lots of places already offer laundry machines. I noticed this laundromat had many machines but one running On a weekend. So I guess it's slow. Might be worth buying and changing it to something else and selling it all off
Open up a massage shop in Cambodia instead.
Laundromat for sale in Hamilton
Ohio?
Takes cash to make cash... Most Can't even afford rent nowadays. Nothing left to invest.😮
summary: No one ever sells a money-making passive income item. You will have to work.
Correct but some of these businesses that aren't making money can be easily turned around. In the case of Casey where he was given two laundromats 100% seller finance. The old owner wasn't aware that his nephew was stealing tens of thousands of dollars a year from the business. He fired the nephew and immediately the business made pretty decent money
That’s not true. A lot of old people own 3-7 of these stores and they can’t keep up as they get older and are actually looking to sell.
@@vincentb2175 and they aren’t modern and there is a ton of deferred maintenance. See my original comment.
@@vincentb2175 I've talked about the deal in many videos - but we have a guy down south that got TWO with $0 out of pocket because the owner's nephew was stealing ~$65k from the collections a year, thus the owner thought they were unprofitable. Simple fixes & firing the nephew resulted in ~$125k/yr net quick.
Im a delivery driver and I finally found the best deal for a laundromat after asking (50 people in one year)But this
the owner wants CASH!! where and how can someone finance me to give this owner CASH for the laundromat ?
I wouldn't go into business with anyone who can't put up at least 20% of the amount.
Prime is 8.5%
Plus margin if you're going SBA, many are in the 2%-3% range, so long as we're talking 7a, and not 504.
Hello
What are you gonna do when there’s no water?
That's not going to happen in my case my laundromats located next to one of the largest aquifers in North America
The population in my city is 84,000 and we only have one laundromat.
Wow, sounds like a good candidate
Yea right
The cons outweigh the pros in this investment. The maintenance on those machines will sink you
I'm from Indonesia, can I come to work with you?
Lol
I have never used a laundromat, even as a broke college student. Too germaphobic.
Well, that's why you have a immune system lol
CASH BIZ ????
How is he buying a whole building for only 5K? In addition if the building only cost 5K how much business can it really bring in?
The building was $0 on my part, In the video I talked about how I structured it as a hard money deal so I had no out-of-pocket spend.
Yoh 1 month of ur profit is someones yearly salary in my country😂
That’s wild bro what are you watching this video on😭
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I am in Harrisonj twp michigan 48045 are you around my area? car wash Laundromat is what i am looking to get into thank you
Laundromats don't really bring in that much money but it's a great way to make illegal money legal.
The average laundromat brings in 125,000 per year. The top 20% bring in about $350 to 400,000. The top 5% are a million plus.
@@InvestmentJoy You mean gross, I use to work for a man who owned 50 laudramats and he wasn't profitable. It's very labor intensive but if you have 1 or 2 then I think it can be profitable.
@@deadcell1 That all depends on other factors right.... Like need customers and working machines....
@@donaldlyons17 Yes, if you can find a location in a poor neighborhood or in a area that has a lot of older homes that don't have washing and dryer hookup connections then it could be a gold mine.
@@deadcell1 Right poverty creates opportunity for those who are not as poor.....
DON'T BUY A GROCERY STORE... BIG MISTAKE
My grandfather owned a grocery store, it is profitable if the location is in a part of town or in a well populated rural area that doesn’t have one. If there is a dollar store, aldis, etc, don’t bother.
Hey Investment Joy, that tinkling tone music does nothing to enhance our viewing experience. Please stop that annoying sound.
I'd like to purchase a Laundromat
Background music is to much
STOP WIITH THE LOUD MUSIC!! Senior that couldn't make out what you were saying. Supposed to be BACKGROUND MUSIC...not too hard to here audio music...
I'm listening at a low volume on Pro Audio Studio Monitors. No problem hear him speak. Perhaps those Temu tin cans You're using need an upgrade to real Audio.
Do you have Rick Astley as your lock screen
Yep
No one interested in selling in my area.
I can guarantee you 100% of the laundromats in your area will sell to you, you're asking the wrong questions.
pin?
If it wasn't for tiktok or youtube, your laundrymat would not be making a profit to live off of.
I'm not sure if you're aware of it but I own seven other businesses and of everything social media is kind of in the middle of the income and I have three other businesses that make more money than I do on RUclips and tiktok.
@@InvestmentJoy Well but your locations might need the business you own.... truth is in some places no one needs stuff (ex. my location no public transportation but one county over the next two places share public transportation with each other)
IF he spends time/money on something other than the business it is a safe bet he is more profitable off online stuff like RUclips, TikTok, etc. than the business otherwise why bother to up anything?
Very hard to hear you as you are a low talker w/ music louder than your voice at times, so I didn't even bother to watch the whole video even though it sounded very interesting.
I'm listening at a low volume on Pro Audio Studio Monitors. No problem hearing him speak. Perhaps those Temu tin cans You're using need an upgrade to real Audio.
loose the stupid background music..
Start a laundromat in a third world country
Genuinely curious what the thought process is behind this if a 3rd world country’s currency would equal less in usd on top of that how is would he run the laundry mat unless he was there?
You would think he would try and build a free one but....
Laundromat is useless
No. People too crazy breaking into machines to steal coins.
People will steal anything. Invest in security
With that kind of can't-do attitude, you won't accomplish much in life.