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OP lowkey plan on moving bricks out the Laundromat.
Anyone ever opened a laundromat? Vol. Servicing the neighborhood
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Son is really going through POWER withdrawal 
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What you really need to do is open a non for profit and actually just profit from that
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Op comes from the poorest part of a big rich town
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I know a guy that dropped out of college and opened up a laundromat. He's got 2 audis, a r8 and an A7 so it seems to be a pretty profitable business
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Nah laundromats make bank.
The only thing you pay for is water, heat, electric, and rent. Perhaps you pay for the occasional repair. Hire a guy to open, monitor, and close the shop. In a high volume area you can easily make six figures after taxes.
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All I know is if you can't differentiate between a laundromat and a dry cleaners you prolly need to lick the pringle crumbs off your paws and step away from da cpu
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Umm you know that you're still spending a lot even when you're using it as tax deductions right? I hope you realize you'll still be paying a lot of money not like you'd be getting a big discount
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If you do open a laundromat mat, put in a claw machine in there for extra money.
I got a friend that has 3 claw machines that he got online for cheap and he put them in three different laundromat mats around here. He knows a guy that owns the mats so he let him put the machines in there for free. Other places he went to, they wanted either a 50/50 or 60/40 spit.
Anyways, once a week, he goes and collect money and refills the machine with stuff animals. All those times I went with him to collect the money, he makes anywhere from 250-350 weekly on each machine. The most I've seen him get out of one machine in a week was 568 bucks. Of course, he rigged the machine so pays out every 30 plays. He just got 2 more used machines (keymaster and big choice claw machine) and is on the verge of putting it in a local pizza joint and barbershop. He should make $ in those places too. He getting paid doing nothing
I got a friend that has 3 claw machines that he got online for cheap and he put them in three different laundromat mats around here. He knows a guy that owns the mats so he let him put the machines in there for free. Other places he went to, they wanted either a 50/50 or 60/40 spit.
Anyways, once a week, he goes and collect money and refills the machine with stuff animals. All those times I went with him to collect the money, he makes anywhere from 250-350 weekly on each machine. The most I've seen him get out of one machine in a week was 568 bucks. Of course, he rigged the machine so pays out every 30 plays. He just got 2 more used machines (keymaster and big choice claw machine) and is on the verge of putting it in a local pizza joint and barbershop. He should make $ in those places too. He getting paid doing nothing
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You should open a church. That's the real hustle. Tax free paper.
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I'm glad OP wants to do a cleaners/landromaut and not open an ATM business.
I know for a fact in the hood, or by non renovated buildings you can make BANK. especially if do deals and charge by the LB. Cause you know folks will love to buy a lb service in the hood. I know a spot in the BX that charges 2.50 a lb and the joint i used to work with would pay for my landry and hers as well.
I know for a fact in the hood, or by non renovated buildings you can make BANK. especially if do deals and charge by the LB. Cause you know folks will love to buy a lb service in the hood. I know a spot in the BX that charges 2.50 a lb and the joint i used to work with would pay for my landry and hers as well.
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Why would op open a laundromat to launder money? You can make any llc for a lot cheaper than opening a laundromat stay out of the trap talk
I'm no expert on the laundry field but I'd imagine the margins are huge and it's not like you'd need more than a few employees. Paying people sucks. So keep that in mind, if you can do it all alone or with a homie do that.
If you got the dough to open it or someone to put it up for you come up with a plan and do it.
stay out of the trap talkI'm no expert on the laundry field but I'd imagine the margins are huge and it's not like you'd need more than a few employees. Paying people sucks. So keep that in mind, if you can do it all alone or with a homie do that.
If you got the dough to open it or someone to put it up for you come up with a plan and do it.
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If you do open a laundromat mat, put in a claw machine in there for extra money.
I got a friend that has 3 claw machines that he got online for cheap and he put them in three different laundromat mats around here. He knows a guy that owns the mats so he let him put the machines in there for free. Other places he went to, they wanted either a 50/50 or 60/40 spit.
Anyways, once a week, he goes and collect money and refills the machine with stuff animals. All those times I went with him to collect the money, he makes anywhere from 250-350 weekly on each machine. The most I've seen him get out of one machine in a week was 568 bucks. Of course, he rigged the machine so pays out every 30 plays. He just got 2 more used machines (keymaster and big choice claw machine) and is on the verge of putting it in a local pizza joint and barbershop. He should make $ in those places too. He getting paid doing nothing
How much does it cost to refill them? And how often does he have to?
Y'all really got me thinking about looking into a Laundromat + row full of snack/drink/claw machines. Money that makes itself and is low maintenance.
Which would you say is easier and more profitable to run? Dry cleaners or Laundromat?
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Didn't eem think about this.
Can I just lease a spot and open up a Catholic Church? I might want to open a Jewish church too. Will the landlord allow free rent cause it's a church? You can do good for the community while taking their money!
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A Jewish church. Ok
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breh, you paying rent regardless TF?! I really wish they had knocced you for the shooting charge
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A dime though!? Smdh dead giveaway. Hope they didn't teach him that in the pen.
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