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This was exactly the question I was going to ask. I’ve been looking for years and can never find any local to me. Except the one on south court street which sold to a pizza place.
You really don’t want that much money sitting in the machines overnight though. I suppose it’s better to have your machine robbed than be shot or stabbed for it though.
Be careful brother. The way the internet works, people find out everything and you could be an easy target. You're too nice a guy to be taken advantage of; I saw a couple comments recommending firearm protection and having another person with ya.
I mean, if you have ever been jumped and beat over a 20 note you might think twice. I'd at least have someone else with that can help or at least get help.
Rule #1, don't go to your locations for pick ups at the same time, same days....either bring someone with you or get a carry permit. Or both....either way, be safe
i do collections for my parents, i dress like a bum, drive a beater honda and i vary the times i collected. if i see something off, i just move on and come back later or the next day. always be vigilant...
@@thatsilverxj7874 My retired mother used to work in bank. She had a client who dresses like an old lady armed with a shopping bag. That rode the bus on the way to the bank. To deposit bundles of cash tucked inside her shopping bag. Her disguise is smart since the bank is located right next to a public market.
I think it would be really interesting if one time you did a monthly round up explaining the income versus expenses of either one business or a group like the laundromats. Since while it is interesting getting to see them in bits in pieces as we do now. I would love to see how those pieces come together over a set period of time.
Surprisingly high gross yes especially after thaws or bad weather. But the net profit overtime is the tricky part. The equipment costs can be extremely high so you have to budget for long term replacement costs and insurance. Add in taxes salaries for a good maintenance guy. The margin shrinks fast. Bottom line car washes rarely bring in huge bottom line profit figures but if maintained well and if in a good location they are likely to stay at a safe positive cash flow. Most go under because of bad management or major damage with inadequate capital or insurance to get back up.
@@Chicagoguy you forgot one important thing, the cost of water. I own a laundromat and I pay between $7- $8,000 every 3 months in water alone. If he's running well water, he'll save a ton of money but I doubt it's well water because of the sheer volume the car wash would need.
@@Rolexenforcer there's no cost of water where I live... its municipal water. No water tax, no water bill. Theres lots of car washes in my town - like 8 of them, which is an obscene number because its a very small town lol.
@@Chicagoguy This is mostly true. I've managed multiple gas stations within a large chain in the upper mid west. Car washes break down constantly. We had dedicated maintenance guy who bounced around between the stores in our city just fixing our washes. Each store's wash was rebuilt every 5-10 years. The company I worked for LOVES the profit from the car washes. While I was there it became a huge focus of theirs. Car wash sales also provided me some super fat bonuses. (24K one year!) Our wash cost averaged $0.63/wash and at $10+/wash, that's insane profit. Keeping them well maintained definitely saves money! Also, an unlimited subscription that bills monthly to the customer's credit card helps a lot too!
With the kind of cash flow your having at those locations. It may actually be a situation where you want to have the money picked up more often at least on the weekends and where there is higher volume. I would look into security camera software that can count cars in and outs possibly with license plate scanners. Not only would it give you more data and security but you could just periodically look at it and go oh we had 500 cars pass threw the property it might be time to do a pickup. Also on night cash pickups solo is just a bad idea. Better to shell out 20 or 30 bucks an hour an have someone watch your back. Credit cards really will help though. Its amazing how many people just don't carry cash at all.
@@carsonmiller9658 Just assume that it's legal in OHIO, right? Right? And it IS: but why go through all of that for quarters and a good amount of paper when you can have someone else do it for you... Less stupid route is not do these things alone; not do them at night; hire professionals.
@@carsonmiller9658 and don’t bring the kids but yes I’m all for the weapon. These small towns are the ones that criminals know that people are lazy because they aren’t hip to the big city lifestyle and hoodlums go to small towns to rob people. I’m not a hoodlum or I never have been I just Can Think like other people and I can put myself in other people shoes very easily
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He probably already has one. Even if not, Ohio is an open carry state. He has mentioned in a previous video that he carries a firearm at least in some circumstances.
@@crazyrobots6565 although we're an open carry state it's not a huge deal to get your license - that way you're "legal" when you get in and out of your vehicle. Since he's located down near "Roundtown" (Circleville) owning at least one pistol probably goes without saying...
Spend some money and spruce the car washes up. People love to see a business that cares about their property. Simple things like paint and stickers should be pretty cheap to do
I want to thank you. I have been talking to my dad about buying a car wash every since he started renting a few homes out in a mobile home park. Now I can show him this video
If there are lots of people coming through, it's safer because those people are witnesses. He needs to be wary of showing up to collect when he thinks he's all alone.
Carry, practice, stay alive. There is no question that being on RUclips and showing the amount of cash could make you a target. Love the channel, very rarely to i click the 🔔 for alerts. Stay safe my friend.
I would really like to see some info about revenue vs costs and what your actual gross profit is at the end of the day. You should do a video about that if you haven't already planned to.
Ya, get working CC machines. I don't even carry cash on me. If most of your customers are paying by CC, you'll make more money and have to deal with less cash.
I love watching these side hustle videos!! It’s great to see another content creator further along in the RUclips journey! Thanks for making this video!
Depending on how the credit card thing works out, I'd get a quote from a couple armoured transport services (If they are affordable in your area). Let their employees take the risk, and their insurance cover it if something happens. Aside from that, its best to be 'predictably unpredictable'; roll a 12 or 20 sided dice to decide when to collect money, and another roll to decide which location to go to first. Also, have a few different routes. This would make it difficult for a person to observe a routine, as it is left almost entirely to chance. Good luck with the new businesses Brandon!
I’m very interested in seeing slow season for the car washes, not because I’d like for you to make less money but to compare with how crazy money collection is rn
I'd be curious about this, because since there's salt, I know I personally try to get my car washed fairly regularly with that considered, but I dunno if most people care about their cars enough, especially since it'll just be getting dirty again the second they drive off. I hope there's followups so we can see how well it does through various seasons.
I recommend either some type of man “purse” or book bag to carry the cash so it is less suspicious. Most people aren’t expecting 3 grand to be in someone’s book bag. It just looks like someone who is working. That is what most people in the ATM business do. Either way, I recommend putting the cash in some kind of bad so no one knows you have cash. That’s what I do for the snack machine company I work for; I fill about 10-20 machines a day and usually by the end of the day have about $1-3,000 on me.
This. It's worth the cost and the amounts he is dealing with are going to be scary if he gets behind. I know there is some thrill to counting it yourself, but at some point it is dangerous to have that much cash on hand.
Love your videos. Love seeing how these places work too, I appreciate you showing in detail how the car wash pumps and water systems work. Same with laundromat. Learn a lot and enjoy every minute of it.
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1. Don't stick to a routine 2. Don't bring your kids. 3. Bullet proof vest 4. CCW If you're going to be moving thousands in cash consistently you should be a little more cautious.
Your doing great! Forget the haters. There's a car wash close to my house that was run down, abandoned at one point, and before that wasn't getting too much business. As soon as someone bought it and fixed up the place up a bit they pretty much stole everyone else's customers and the place is booming now. You're on the right track 👍
Since you're in spoony-ville I'd definitely change up when you collect to not create a pattern if you're being watched. I'd keep the totals split so you know if one had a loser week it may help identify issues with equipment quicker. The one local wash here has 3 self-serve bays and 2 automatics and it's an older man that owns it. Really nice guy and I've struck up a convo a few times with him. He's owned it for 41 years and completely rebuilt the place back in the late 90's. When he's doing maintenance and collecting, he'll hand out dollar tokens or 4 quarters to random people.
Love it man I am from northeastern Ohio I have always wanted to buy a car wash but never got around to it but it is so cool to see you thrive in the new covid world we live in now
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Brandon, on the location in circleville, you are aware you only have 3.6 stars on google for that location, maybe include signage once you are done with reno's saying "review us on google" and such. Also if you are scared about your safety, just carry a gun.
I don't but I've noticed that most car washes just get bad reviews in general no matter what you do. Having anything above 4.5 in my county would be impressive
NEVER NEVER NEVER COLLECT AT NIGHT. Day time only and make sure you have cams pointing in all directions just in case. Even if you had infrared night vision on your cameras, They couldn't be used in court, since the pictures are of poor quality to begin with, Especially at night! Did you know for a person to be criminally charged/convicted of a crime you MUST write and post signs on all 4 corners of your establishments that "CCTV CAMERA SURVEILLANCE SYSTEMS IN THIS AREA, Images area being monitored and recorded in the public interest for the purposes of crime prevention and public safety." if a person witnesses a crime and doesn't have true recorded video evidence, then the person doing the crime walks. I seen this happen time and time again in the court system.
It depends on age of equipment, the credit upgrade alone is probably around 2k alone, to keep it successful re-investment in equipment is a large part.
Don't be deceived, businesses don't make money so easy, there are expenses that must be paid and state and local taxes that must be paid. There is a reason why the business was sold to him in the first place.
@@doordashforcash3396 It's way more than that. I used to work at a wash. Each was would be between 20 and 50 cents and cost between 8 and 20 dollars..... really, the only costs are labor and maintenance/repairs.
@@GiantsWS I've managed multiple car washes.. The average wash cost us $0.63/wash. That includes water, soaps, electricity, credit card fees. The washes were automatic so not much for labor costs. They were attached to the gas stations I managed. At $10+/wash, that's insane profit.
Just started watching your content and very pleased with it,but I would never go at night and especially with my kids for a collection of any sort.keep making great content
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I worked for a car dealership’s complimentary loss leader car wash for six years in Metro Cincinnati. When it is super cold and salty on the road, then it warms up suddenly, that is the most busy it ever was. I’d have 30 cars waiting for me when I’d get to work to open at 9:00 AM, and there’d often be no break in the line until 6:00 when I closed.
@@InvestmentJoy nope - but I bet you'd go full David Banner - you wouldn't like me when I'm angry if someone tried to rob your 64lb bucket-O-quarters ;-)
A little tip many of the convenience stores stagger the times when the armored car picks up the dough. I would suggest that you very times and days you empty the tills.
To collect: pull into the bay with you buckets in the trunk area, get right past the vault door, keys out at the ready, pop the vault dump it, close the trunk, lock the vault, repeat on each bay. Carry protection all the time, never turn your back and don’t become complacent. Collect in daytime, just don’t do it at night. Don’t collect at the same time,, go early one day, high noon another and afternoon and late afternoon - you don’t want people noticing a pattern of when you collect. Once you get cameras and such maybe sure your cameras cover all angles around the maintainece room so you can collect from the bill exchanger with the door closed, lockeed and have a way to make sure the coast is clear to exit.
Regarding the bucket. Get a small trolley it can rest on that you can drag around instead of carrying it. Everyone that cleans the car wants wunderbaum after. Get a vending machine that sells stuff like that.
The kind of "security" that goes for $25/hour I'd probably more concerned about getting robbed from them... Buddy system and change up the collection times. Accepting CC's will change the dynamic a lot...
So I see three ways to better your situation with collections 1) maybe get lids for buckets ( I know that’s not a great solution but people maybe won’t see it after collected) 2) get a taser/pepper spray. Harsh but effective 3) start going at 4-5 am and physically shut each bay as you go in it. I know that can hinder your business, but for safety it could be worth it
Just pay friends to be bodyguards in those collect days. A lil pay to them and during the morning. A friend does that. Even retired military people, for a morning little job.
If by "friends" you mean someone I've know since 2nd grade - I'm good with that. If by "friends" someone you've know for 14 months as customers at the local coffee shop - not so sure.. Even "special duty" police (off-duty gig) I don't know if I'd 100% trust. I'd go with security by way of obscurity. Not developing a habit or pattern for pickups - the CC accepters will help a lot in the cash risk I'd think...
You could track over the course of the 7 days how full it gets. Then put a policy in place where you pick up money before it accumulates too much and decrease the amount you would lose if you got robbed. That's what I would do.
I remember driving my 67 mustang to a car wash one time. I washed the car and went to go vacuum the carpets next. The owner an older guy came up and started talking about how he loved the mustang and how he used to have one. Anyways he offered to turn the vacuum on for free so I could finish cleaning my car. This being a bigger city with several other car washes, I decided to go to his car wash every weekend just simply based off his hospitality. Him being nice and allowing me to vacuum my car for free made it an easy decision to pick his car wash out of the 10 + other ones.
Just wanted to say, as a Canadian with our winters; winter time is or slushy or yucky rainy days are the MOST popular days for car washes. It is MUCH better during winter / cold / gloomy days, people don't want to wash their car themselves and rather pay 15$ to go through a drive through. Summer time we'd rather wash our cars ourselves or pay for vacuums. Just make sure it doesnt stop working during gloomy days.
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@@graduateinvestor Scale said 64 pounds. Brian says it is $20 per lb. 64 * 20 = 1280. (64 - 1.73 ) * 20 = 1245.4 $34.60 may not matter much to a youtuber millionaire or it doesn't need to be extremely accurate but that extra 1.73 lbs should accounted for if you do it this way.
I manage a parking lot and these are the tips I have for you: 1) Frequent deposits of cash. Do it daily or have your business partner and you split the days of the week on who goes and collects (example- you do mon-thrus, they do fri-sun). 2) Open an account with the nearest bank to handle the money for this business. Meaning driving the shortest distance from the business to the bank. 3) How much would an armored car service cost? 4) Always do the count with someone else to verify funds and have that person go with you to the bank. Why? in a cash heavy business like this it is easy for someone to get sticky fingers and pocket that $50.00 bill. 5) Don't count the cash at night or early morning hours. Count it during the day time hours when you have high visibility. As for the quarters, my question is "is that the amount in the bucket the amount of quarters left AFTER refilling the quarter dispenser?" I mean quarters to me are just tokens in a coin op business. They aren't really "profit" because people exchange the dollars for quarters. The only time quarters are profit is if someone brings quarters with them to pay for the vaccum services, but you also have the issue of people exchanging dollars for quarters and walking off with the quarters. Also with the quarters collection, does that include the vaccums?
I work at a express car wash I can’t express how much dough you would get if you add a towel system. It’s a profit take a dryer out then add a towel system or add it to a vending machine. Godbless .
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I remember going to Canton, Ohio to see family friends and my sister was going crazy in the car... She wanted to meet the members of Relient K and have a Sadie Hawkins dance with them.
1. Get a cpl, 2. Stash the bills inside coat pockets or disguise it into tool bags like you are a maintenance worker. Maybe Milwaukee pack out tool carts. If you want to use the buckets have a lid making it look like you have soap or some other product in it. 3. Don’t collect after dark. I’d collect early in the morning.
Just let the local police know what time you're going to pick up the money. They'll be there at a specific time to watch over you. Just letting ya know
@@spacedandy7555 They also shoot people who don't comply with instructions who could turn on them at any moment to attack them. Your point? Clearly you haven't seen police training situations where this legitimately happen. Comply with police and you will be fine.
Track your revenue for each individual bay. Spreadsheet it with a trend chart. That way you can more easily track revenue vs expense of self serve vs full serve PLUS with trend lines you can more easily find issues with equipment if there is a sudden drop or spike in revenue on a single bay. You need to exclude any and all change machine counts other than to determine if you are net gain or loss in change given vs. inserted into the coin acceptors.
need to have something for self-defense like a firearm, try and have your partner or someone else help collect. one collects then one watches your back. Try not to have your kids with you as a distraction or possible target. love the content
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Take some of the old cleaning product boxes, put the money and coins inside the bottom box, put another box with cleaning product inside, put it on a hand cart and move it into a van marked cleaning supplies. Done!
Use 2 or more (as your business grows) different colors to represent each of the businesses. You can spray paint the bucket and buy some large cash bags. & maybe call your local police station and ask them to set up a time for them to be parked in your car wash. When you pick up money. Maybe start a rotation of different pick up times by either you or your partern.
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I've been unsure about the market due to volatility, at the same time I still feel it's the right time to make profit cos of the price decrease, heard someone speaking of making over $300k from a $180k capital since the pandemic and I'm driven to ask what techniques/skill set is needed to achieve this.
Man, your video gives inspiration especially to a dude that lives in a third-world country. I'll follow your example and invest my money in businesses.
"The same guy sold me two money making business! His father left them to him all he had to do was pay employees. I am not even going to think about why somebody would sell a free ATM machine that's already paid off because his father had them for decades and were bought in full!" 🙃
Awesome! I would love to know what your cashflow is per location. I'm learning a lot about your process and would benefit a lot from seeing how you cashflow after debt servicing, supplies, etc.
I used to call for a police escort when I worked closing shift at a restaurant and needed to make a night deposit. Maybe you should try that? Better safe than sorry!
Get a CCW, train extensively and only collect during the daytime. Also, talk to the local sherif or PD and ask if they will do a drive by or two on “Tuesday between 11:00 and 11:30 AM while you empty the till”. Smaller town PD’s are usually happy to do that to avoid or deter crime.
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I use to work for as a game operator in an amusement park in CT and often I'd agree to help with cash out at the end of the night. Even inside a controlled park we had 3 workers (1 was a manager) and 1 security guard with us to physically collect the money. (partially to deter theft from workers but also in case we had guests taking their sweet time to leave the park attempt to jump us while carrying thousands of dollars minimum). I'd absolutely get a concealed carry and have another person with you during collections just out in public
Get a camera that can count cars so you can measure carwash throughput. Invest in high-quality night vision security cameras pointing at all cash machines (AXIS makes good cameras). Have very good lighting on the property so nobody can hide in the shadows. Get a card reader that can take Apple/Samsung pay. Maybe get a dropsafe or hire a service like Brinks to do all your money collecting for you.
Appreciate you doing these videos. There is really no good "training course/school" in how to operate this type of business so I'm going to be curious how this works and to be able to learn from what you do. Counting money is cool but there is a business here that requires time, energy, and knowledge and that is what I hope to gain from watching them.
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This was exactly the question I was going to ask. I’ve been looking for years and can never find any local to me. Except the one on south court street which sold to a pizza place.
How many owners did you talk to?
Where do you start?
Start a small business like Flipping yards ale stuff
@@InvestmentJoy I’ve never done that. I’ve always just tried to find listings.
Put in a Vending Machine that Sells Air Fresheners and Other Useless Knickknacks for the car.
We do, just havent shown em yet
@@InvestmentJoy i would offer a handwash mitt and dry towels if you can put it in a vending machine.
@@Mike-bo1oj thatd be great. In like little 3 packs of micro fibers and like a small coke can size container that can fit a wash mit
pattern. Fill it with car cleaning products that are cheaper then dollar general.. like that guy who sold the cheapest pop did.
“Useless”
Lol!!!
NEVER NEVER NEVER COLLECT AT NIGHT. Day time only and make sure you have cams pointing in all directions just in case CONGRATS
Or hire security
The freaks come out at night. I use to drive during the night time, some weird people at that time of day
@@yayger825 how is it day if it’s night?
^^ THIS and never go at the same time every time... vary it quite a bit
You really don’t want that much money sitting in the machines overnight though. I suppose it’s better to have your machine robbed than be shot or stabbed for it though.
Be careful brother. The way the internet works, people find out everything and you could be an easy target. You're too nice a guy to be taken advantage of; I saw a couple comments recommending firearm protection and having another person with ya.
If you’ve seen his trailer park videos you know he probably carries when he goes.
Dud I was thinking the same thing.
He does carry one
@@joelbruck66 I haven't, I watch him sporadically. But that's good.
For sure he needs to carry if he isn’t and he should leave the kids at home
i would personally have two adults go with when collecting. both packing some heat just in case.
That costs money. If he has cameras, and his own gun, he’s good. I’m sure he has some insurance
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I mean, if you have ever been jumped and beat over a 20 note you might think twice. I'd at least have someone else with that can help or at least get help.
I got my cousin
Rule #1, don't go to your locations for pick ups at the same time, same days....either bring someone with you or get a carry permit. Or both....either way, be safe
I agree about different times and different routes leaving.
If i'm not mistaken, he already carries a piece with him, specially after the trailerpark
he is packing heat, see other videos of mobile home park
He carries a gun
My husband is built like a wrestler, and he would be carrying when we did a cash collection.
Mhmmmmmmmmmmmmm.
100%. Smart man
i do collections for my parents, i dress like a bum, drive a beater honda and i vary the times i collected.
if i see something off, i just move on and come back later or the next day.
always be vigilant...
@@akui88 in order to think like the bum, one must become the bum
@@thatsilverxj7874 My retired mother used to work in bank. She had a client who dresses like an old lady armed with a shopping bag. That rode the bus on the way to the bank. To deposit bundles of cash tucked inside her shopping bag. Her disguise is smart since the bank is located right next to a public market.
I think it would be really interesting if one time you did a monthly round up explaining the income versus expenses of either one business or a group like the laundromats. Since while it is interesting getting to see them in bits in pieces as we do now. I would love to see how those pieces come together over a set period of time.
I freaking knew it. Car washes can gross a lot of money. The location I manage does like 130k/ GP a month. Express wash, free self serve vacs.
Surprisingly high gross yes especially after thaws or bad weather. But the net profit overtime is the tricky part. The equipment costs can be extremely high so you have to budget for long term replacement costs and insurance. Add in taxes salaries for a good maintenance guy. The margin shrinks fast. Bottom line car washes rarely bring in huge bottom line profit figures but if maintained well and if in a good location they are likely to stay at a safe positive cash flow. Most go under because of bad management or major damage with inadequate capital or insurance to get back up.
@@Chicagoguy you forgot one important thing, the cost of water. I own a laundromat and I pay between $7- $8,000 every 3 months in water alone. If he's running well water, he'll save a ton of money but I doubt it's well water because of the sheer volume the car wash would need.
@@Rolexenforcer there's no cost of water where I live... its municipal water. No water tax, no water bill. Theres lots of car washes in my town - like 8 of them, which is an obscene number because its a very small town lol.
@@Chicagoguy This is mostly true. I've managed multiple gas stations within a large chain in the upper mid west. Car washes break down constantly. We had dedicated maintenance guy who bounced around between the stores in our city just fixing our washes. Each store's wash was rebuilt every 5-10 years. The company I worked for LOVES the profit from the car washes. While I was there it became a huge focus of theirs. Car wash sales also provided me some super fat bonuses. (24K one year!) Our wash cost averaged $0.63/wash and at $10+/wash, that's insane profit. Keeping them well maintained definitely saves money! Also, an unlimited subscription that bills monthly to the customer's credit card helps a lot too!
I bet the fan blowers and vacuum hit the electrical bill pretty hard
I thought he started to be more like Walter White, but I'm mistaken now he looks like Kingpin!
With the kind of cash flow your having at those locations. It may actually be a situation where you want to have the money picked up more often at least on the weekends and where there is higher volume. I would look into security camera software that can count cars in and outs possibly with license plate scanners. Not only would it give you more data and security but you could just periodically look at it and go oh we had 500 cars pass threw the property it might be time to do a pickup. Also on night cash pickups solo is just a bad idea. Better to shell out 20 or 30 bucks an hour an have someone watch your back. Credit cards really will help though. Its amazing how many people just don't carry cash at all.
Or just have a concealed weapon on your person at all times when collecting money
@@carsonmiller9658 Just assume that it's legal in OHIO, right? Right?
And it IS: but why go through all of that for quarters and a good amount of paper when you can have someone else do it for you...
Less stupid route is not do these things alone; not do them at night; hire professionals.
Well said, I like your ideas..
@@carsonmiller9658 and don’t bring the kids but yes I’m all for the weapon. These small towns are the ones that criminals know that people are lazy because they aren’t hip to the big city lifestyle and hoodlums go to small towns to rob people. I’m not a hoodlum or I never have been I just Can Think like other people and I can put myself in other people shoes very easily
Could offer free washes to the local PD on a given night of the week and collect your money at that time.
Be sure to put a big ol "Now Accepting Credit Cards!" sign up so those who drove off are tempted to try again.
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Heck, I'm almost 52 and don't know what I wanna do in life ;-)
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Invest my son. Rule number one. Save at least 25$ a week more if u can invest in etfs now. Learn at least SOME about the stock market and how to use it. Then look into owning property. Homes parking lots car washes storage space whatever. Rich people work for their money wealthy people let other people pay them. Also wealthy people OWN things. Things that increase in value over time. Oh and KEEP UR CREDIT GOOD
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Concealed carry license my guy. Get one
He probably already has one.
Even if not, Ohio is an open carry state.
He has mentioned in a previous video that he carries a firearm at least in some circumstances.
@@crazyrobots6565 although we're an open carry state it's not a huge deal to get your license - that way you're "legal" when you get in and out of your vehicle. Since he's located down near "Roundtown" (Circleville) owning at least one pistol probably goes without saying...
He has mentioned before another video is that he does have one
He already has one and does carry.
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Spend some money and spruce the car washes up. People love to see a business that cares about their property. Simple things like paint and stickers should be pretty cheap to do
I want to thank you. I have been talking to my dad about buying a car wash every since he started renting a few homes out in a mobile home park. Now I can show him this video
If there are lots of people coming through, it's safer because those people are witnesses. He needs to be wary of showing up to collect when he thinks he's all alone.
But they could just be a lot of gang members as well...
@@seannewton1798 True. Brandon needs to get the credit card machine.
Collect the cash between 10AM and Noon when the trouble makers are sleeping.
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Carry, practice, stay alive. There is no question that being on RUclips and showing the amount of cash could make you a target.
Love the channel, very rarely to i click the 🔔 for alerts. Stay safe my friend.
I would really like to see some info about revenue vs costs and what your actual gross profit is at the end of the day. You should do a video about that if you haven't already planned to.
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Ive had a retail artisan ice cream shop for almost 5 years and 90% of our transactions are CC, we have got 1 check from a customer this whole time.
Ya, get working CC machines. I don't even carry cash on me. If most of your customers are paying by CC, you'll make more money and have to deal with less cash.
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Out of all that money, how much did you put back into the business? Like water, taxes, etc?
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The worse the weather, especially snow and ice, the more people want to wash their vehicles.
I'd imagine the carwash business would slow down during warmer months when there is no snow salt and people can wash their cars at home.
Depending on how the credit card thing works out, I'd get a quote from a couple armoured transport services (If they are affordable in your area). Let their employees take the risk, and their insurance cover it if something happens.
Aside from that, its best to be 'predictably unpredictable'; roll a 12 or 20 sided dice to decide when to collect money, and another roll to decide which location to go to first. Also, have a few different routes. This would make it difficult for a person to observe a routine, as it is left almost entirely to chance.
Good luck with the new businesses Brandon!
He just bought $1M worth of hit points ;-)
I’m very interested in seeing slow season for the car washes, not because I’d like for you to make less money but to compare with how crazy money collection is rn
Isn't winter a slow season? I don't know.
@@Ditronus. With the amount of cash he’s getting, don’t seem like it lol. Plus, the road salt helps the business, I presume
@@Ditronus. Winter itself is unless it's mild with small snow falls and salt, otherwise, the spring thaw is hands down the busiest.
I'd be curious about this, because since there's salt, I know I personally try to get my car washed fairly regularly with that considered, but I dunno if most people care about their cars enough, especially since it'll just be getting dirty again the second they drive off. I hope there's followups so we can see how well it does through various seasons.
I recommend either some type of man “purse” or book bag to carry the cash so it is less suspicious. Most people aren’t expecting 3 grand to be in someone’s book bag. It just looks like someone who is working. That is what most people in the ATM business do. Either way, I recommend putting the cash in some kind of bad so no one knows you have cash. That’s what I do for the snack machine company I work for; I fill about 10-20 machines a day and usually by the end of the day have about $1-3,000 on me.
You might need to start getting an armored car to do pickups from the biz.
This. It's worth the cost and the amounts he is dealing with are going to be scary if he gets behind. I know there is some thrill to counting it yourself, but at some point it is dangerous to have that much cash on hand.
I would invest in a couple of locking money bags that are designed to be tamper resistant to give some more comfort in the money collection
Love your videos. Love seeing how these places work too, I appreciate you showing in detail how the car wash pumps and water systems work. Same with laundromat. Learn a lot and enjoy every minute of it.
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In my hometown I have a friend who ran a armored car business. They collected some car washes. Just a thought
You should look into the vacuum coin collection system. All coins are collected thru tubeds into a single place. Local car wash here uses it.
I've had a few tell me about it. I think it'd be hard to implement here but who knows
Imagine he is just laundering money without us knowing. PS: this has hella ozark vibes tbh
good call.....
all those 1000 dollars
haha, next purchase, motel to stash cash in walls !
Yeah with with over 1k income he must be
Hahaha, I was gonna say Breaking Bad, but you beat me to it!
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1. Don't stick to a routine
2. Don't bring your kids.
3. Bullet proof vest
4. CCW
If you're going to be moving thousands in cash consistently you should be a little more cautious.
Your doing great! Forget the haters. There's a car wash close to my house that was run down, abandoned at one point, and before that wasn't getting too much business. As soon as someone bought it and fixed up the place up a bit they pretty much stole everyone else's customers and the place is booming now. You're on the right track 👍
Just imagine what a express wash does. I manage one and holy cow. I can’t kid you it’s about 8K per day
Since you're in spoony-ville I'd definitely change up when you collect to not create a pattern if you're being watched. I'd keep the totals split so you know if one had a loser week it may help identify issues with equipment quicker. The one local wash here has 3 self-serve bays and 2 automatics and it's an older man that owns it. Really nice guy and I've struck up a convo a few times with him. He's owned it for 41 years and completely rebuilt the place back in the late 90's. When he's doing maintenance and collecting, he'll hand out dollar tokens or 4 quarters to random people.
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Love it man I am from northeastern Ohio I have always wanted to buy a car wash but never got around to it but it is so cool to see you thrive in the new covid world we live in now
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Brandon, on the location in circleville, you are aware you only have 3.6 stars on google for that location, maybe include signage once you are done with reno's saying "review us on google" and such. Also if you are scared about your safety, just carry a gun.
We have tons of plans. Dealing w the underlying problems is first then we will push for reviews
he already does
Just slap an LED sign at the side of the road after everything is done
I don't but I've noticed that most car washes just get bad reviews in general no matter what you do. Having anything above 4.5 in my county would be impressive
NEVER NEVER NEVER COLLECT AT NIGHT. Day time only and make sure you have cams pointing in all directions just in case. Even if you had infrared night vision on your cameras, They couldn't be used in court, since the pictures are of poor quality to begin with, Especially at night! Did you know for a person to be criminally charged/convicted of a crime you MUST write and post signs on all 4 corners of your establishments that "CCTV CAMERA SURVEILLANCE SYSTEMS IN THIS AREA, Images area being monitored and recorded in the public interest for the purposes of crime prevention and public safety." if a person witnesses a crime and doesn't have true recorded video evidence, then the person doing the crime walks. I seen this happen time and time again in the court system.
I’m way more interested in net income than just gross cash flow.
Yeah, what are the operating costs + taxes, etc
It depends on age of equipment, the credit upgrade alone is probably around 2k alone, to keep it successful re-investment in equipment is a large part.
Don't be deceived, businesses don't make money so easy, there are expenses that must be paid and state and local taxes that must be paid. There is a reason why the business was sold to him in the first place.
You can organize your money using labeled buckets/bags per location so you know what is coming out of each location as your counting it all. 👊
Would love to see how much profit is left after expenses! 🙌👊
Car washes make OK money..15%-25%
@@doordashforcash3396 It's way more than that. I used to work at a wash. Each was would be between 20 and 50 cents and cost between 8 and 20 dollars..... really, the only costs are labor and maintenance/repairs.
@@st33lw0lf6 ...and water... and soap/chemicals... and electricity... and everything else you're not considering. Moron.
@@GiantsWS I've managed multiple car washes.. The average wash cost us $0.63/wash. That includes water, soaps, electricity, credit card fees. The washes were automatic so not much for labor costs. They were attached to the gas stations I managed. At $10+/wash, that's insane profit.
@@st33lw0lf6 Uhhh..What? Try the cost of THE LOAN PAYMENT..And also Labor and maintenance Is a HUGE cost...
Just started watching your content and very pleased with it,but I would never go at night and especially with my kids for a collection of any sort.keep making great content
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When the $1 bills were going through I legit had the song from scarface playing lol ( push it to the limit )
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I worked for a car dealership’s complimentary loss leader car wash for six years in Metro Cincinnati. When it is super cold and salty on the road, then it warms up suddenly, that is the most busy it ever was. I’d have 30 cars waiting for me when I’d get to work to open at 9:00 AM, and there’d often be no break in the line until 6:00 when I closed.
you could always use the bucket of quarters as a weapon
Ever try to move a 64lb bucket? Lol
@@InvestmentJoy nope - but I bet you'd go full David Banner - you wouldn't like me when I'm angry if someone tried to rob your 64lb bucket-O-quarters ;-)
A little tip many of the convenience stores stagger the times when the armored car picks up the dough. I would suggest that you very times and days you empty the tills.
*vary*
Hey Brandon... I think it's about time you invest in either a body guard when you go collect or a gun...
He already has a gun.
Dude I'm so happy for you. Been watching your videos for years now and it's so great to see such progress.
"too much money" it's a problem we all need. You could just stuff it all in a bag, out of sight out of mind.
Or put it into rentals
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@@kubastachu9860 I mean while he's pulling the money from the machines
To collect: pull into the bay with you buckets in the trunk area, get right past the vault door, keys out at the ready, pop the vault dump it, close the trunk, lock the vault, repeat on each bay. Carry protection all the time, never turn your back and don’t become complacent. Collect in daytime, just don’t do it at night. Don’t collect at the same time,, go early one day, high noon another and afternoon and late afternoon - you don’t want people noticing a pattern of when you collect. Once you get cameras and such maybe sure your cameras cover all angles around the maintainece room so you can collect from the bill exchanger with the door closed, lockeed and have a way to make sure the coast is clear to exit.
How much does this business cost?
Water bill?
Sewage bill?
Soap products?
Repairs?
Property tax?
Et cetera...
More then he collects
@@pawelwisniewski6849 if not it’s damn close
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Wow! You should be a PI !!!
Regarding the bucket. Get a small trolley it can rest on that you can drag around instead of carrying it.
Everyone that cleans the car wants wunderbaum after. Get a vending machine that sells stuff like that.
Do money pickup with the security. The piece of mind is worth the $25 for an hour of help
The kind of "security" that goes for $25/hour I'd probably more concerned about getting robbed from them... Buddy system and change up the collection times. Accepting CC's will change the dynamic a lot...
All you have to do is call the police dispatch have them send an officer down there for a few minutes.... it will cost nothing
So I see three ways to better your situation with collections
1) maybe get lids for buckets ( I know that’s not a great solution but people maybe won’t see it after collected)
2) get a taser/pepper spray. Harsh but effective
3) start going at 4-5 am and physically shut each bay as you go in it. I know that can hinder your business, but for safety it could be worth it
Just pay friends to be bodyguards in those collect days. A lil pay to them and during the morning. A friend does that. Even retired military people, for a morning little job.
If by "friends" you mean someone I've know since 2nd grade - I'm good with that. If by "friends" someone you've know for 14 months as customers at the local coffee shop - not so sure.. Even "special duty" police (off-duty gig) I don't know if I'd 100% trust. I'd go with security by way of obscurity. Not developing a habit or pattern for pickups - the CC accepters will help a lot in the cash risk I'd think...
@@Scotty_in_Ohio I don't know in what kind of environment have you grown up. Whatever
@@StrikerEureka1 lol exactly! He must hang around a bad crowd lol!
But yea get a friend with a gun and you too
You could track over the course of the 7 days how full it gets. Then put a policy in place where you pick up money before it accumulates too much and decrease the amount you would lose if you got robbed. That's what I would do.
Didn't realize self service car washes made good money!
I remember driving my 67 mustang to a car wash one time. I washed the car and went to go vacuum the carpets next. The owner an older guy came up and started talking about how he loved the mustang and how he used to have one. Anyways he offered to turn the vacuum on for free so I could finish cleaning my car. This being a bigger city with several other car washes, I decided to go to his car wash every weekend just simply based off his hospitality. Him being nice and allowing me to vacuum my car for free made it an easy decision to pick his car wash out of the 10 + other ones.
Your way of handling the money is perfect.
Just wanted to say, as a Canadian with our winters; winter time is or slushy or yucky rainy days are the MOST popular days for car washes. It is MUCH better during winter / cold / gloomy days, people don't want to wash their car themselves and rather pay 15$ to go through a drive through. Summer time we'd rather wash our cars ourselves or pay for vacuums.
Just make sure it doesnt stop working during gloomy days.
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If you set the batch count on the money counter to 100 you can eliminate most of your jams plus it makes it easier for strapping
The weight of a 5 gal bucket is about 1.73 lbs so your amount of quarters was $1245 not 1280.
I think he factored it into the price
@@graduateinvestor Scale said 64 pounds. Brian says it is $20 per lb.
64 * 20 = 1280.
(64 - 1.73 ) * 20 = 1245.4
$34.60 may not matter much to a youtuber millionaire or it doesn't need to be extremely accurate but that extra 1.73 lbs should accounted for if you do it this way.
I manage a parking lot and these are the tips I have for you: 1) Frequent deposits of cash. Do it daily or have your business partner and you split the days of the week on who goes and collects (example- you do mon-thrus, they do fri-sun). 2) Open an account with the nearest bank to handle the money for this business. Meaning driving the shortest distance from the business to the bank. 3) How much would an armored car service cost? 4) Always do the count with someone else to verify funds and have that person go with you to the bank. Why? in a cash heavy business like this it is easy for someone to get sticky fingers and pocket that $50.00 bill. 5) Don't count the cash at night or early morning hours. Count it during the day time hours when you have high visibility.
As for the quarters, my question is "is that the amount in the bucket the amount of quarters left AFTER refilling the quarter dispenser?" I mean quarters to me are just tokens in a coin op business. They aren't really "profit" because people exchange the dollars for quarters. The only time quarters are profit is if someone brings quarters with them to pay for the vaccum services, but you also have the issue of people exchanging dollars for quarters and walking off with the quarters. Also with the quarters collection, does that include the vaccums?
This would be a cool business to link up with crypto payments.
I work at a express car wash I can’t express how much dough you would get if you add a towel system. It’s a profit take a dryer out then add a towel system or add it to a vending machine. Godbless .
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Well done
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1. Get a cpl, 2. Stash the bills inside coat pockets or disguise it into tool bags like you are a maintenance worker. Maybe Milwaukee pack out tool carts. If you want to use the buckets have a lid making it look like you have soap or some other product in it. 3. Don’t collect after dark. I’d collect early in the morning.
Just let the local police know what time you're going to pick up the money. They'll be there at a specific time to watch over you. Just letting ya know
Cops shoot unarmed innocent citizens everyday. Sounds like a recipe for disaster.
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@@spacedandy7555 They also shoot people who don't comply with instructions who could turn on them at any moment to attack them. Your point?
Clearly you haven't seen police training situations where this legitimately happen. Comply with police and you will be fine.
Track your revenue for each individual bay. Spreadsheet it with a trend chart. That way you can more easily track revenue vs expense of self serve vs full serve PLUS with trend lines you can more easily find issues with equipment if there is a sudden drop or spike in revenue on a single bay. You need to exclude any and all change machine counts other than to determine if you are net gain or loss in change given vs. inserted into the coin acceptors.
You and David Ramsey say “cash” the same way hahaha
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need to have something for self-defense like a firearm, try and have your partner or someone else help collect. one collects then one watches your back. Try not to have your kids with you as a distraction or possible target. love the content
Hes got a gun lol
Watching a video at night about somebody counting his money in a faraway country is quite relaxing. Greetings from Germany.
That's a decent amount of money generated in a short period of time, what would you say your profit percentage is, roughly ?
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Take some of the old cleaning product boxes, put the money and coins inside the bottom box, put another box with cleaning product inside, put it on a hand cart and move it into a van marked cleaning supplies. Done!
Use 2 or more (as your business grows) different colors to represent each of the businesses. You can spray paint the bucket and buy some large cash bags. & maybe call your local police station and ask them to set up a time for them to be parked in your car wash. When you pick up money. Maybe start a rotation of different pick up times by either you or your partern.
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Awesome! I would love to know what your cashflow is per location. I'm learning a lot about your process and would benefit a lot from seeing how you cashflow after debt servicing, supplies, etc.
I used to call for a police escort when I worked closing shift at a restaurant and needed to make a night deposit. Maybe you should try that? Better safe than sorry!
Maybe a free carwash in return for the off-duty Police Officer who might do you a solid?
Get a CCW, train extensively and only collect during the daytime. Also, talk to the local sherif or PD and ask if they will do a drive by or two on “Tuesday between 11:00 and 11:30 AM while you empty the till”. Smaller town PD’s are usually happy to do that to avoid or deter crime.
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Have you ever thought about getting into the rare coin biz... scanning the quarters for low mintage? Using a magnet to pull silver?
I would never go at night to collect the money I would go right during the mornings before people start coming in to wash their cars
Like you just copy and pasted the buildings
They do look a lot alike
Magic isn't it
Ctrl z the building
I use to work for as a game operator in an amusement park in CT and often I'd agree to help with cash out at the end of the night. Even inside a controlled park we had 3 workers (1 was a manager) and 1 security guard with us to physically collect the money. (partially to deter theft from workers but also in case we had guests taking their sweet time to leave the park attempt to jump us while carrying thousands of dollars minimum). I'd absolutely get a concealed carry and have another person with you during collections just out in public
Get a camera that can count cars so you can measure carwash throughput. Invest in high-quality night vision security cameras pointing at all cash machines (AXIS makes good cameras). Have very good lighting on the property so nobody can hide in the shadows. Get a card reader that can take Apple/Samsung pay. Maybe get a dropsafe or hire a service like Brinks to do all your money collecting for you.
Appreciate you doing these videos. There is really no good "training course/school" in how to operate this type of business so I'm going to be curious how this works and to be able to learn from what you do. Counting money is cool but there is a business here that requires time, energy, and knowledge and that is what I hope to gain from watching them.