How She Makes $50k a month from Mini-Mailboxes? | Lisa Song

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Lisa highlights the significance of strategic space configuration. An open area capable of accommodating over 1000 mailboxes is optimal, with each bank holding 220 mailboxes. This setup ensures ample capacity to meet customer demands and maximize profitability. By offering various mailbox sizes, such as small ($20/month), medium ($30/month), and large ($35/month), Lisa attracts a diverse range of customers.
In addition to mailbox rentals, Lisa has successfully tapped into additional revenue streams. All her employees are public notaries, enabling her to charge $10 per notarial act. Customers appreciate the convenience of on-site notary services without requiring prior appointments. Moreover, Lisa offers packaging and shipping services, providing added convenience while generating pure profit.
Lisa's savvy business approach is further exemplified by the low startup costs she enjoys. Repurposing a blank office building, she collaborated with a local carpenter to construct custom-built mailbox units at an estimated cost of $3900 per bank of 220 boxes. With high occupancy rates, Lisa anticipates earning around $7000 per month per bank of boxes.
Join us as we delve into the captivating world of mailbox rental businesses, guided by Lisa Song's expertise. Tune in to gain valuable insights and inspiration for launching your own thriving venture in this dynamic industry!

[@LisaSongSutton]

Thank you so much for stopping by! We appreciate your support!

[@therealashleycrouch]

I love this business model - can you share info about your course? ❤

[@SBluxury]

Such a great video Lisa!!

[@ClarisNdoroRealEstate]

How can we get hold of you?

[@LisaSongSutton]

@@SBluxury thank you Sarah! Love your real estate videos 😍

[@markradtke5398]

Thank you for the video. Please, provide the course link. Thank you.

[@bjm9071]

I owned a shipping store for nine years and it is interesting that Lisa only talks about the positives and not the negatives in the business. I belonged to a trade association and we met periodically to discuss all of our problems and how we handled different situations. Almost all of the store owners that I networked with are out of business or have sold their stores because they got burnt out. I could write a book about this business - the government paperwork you have to do when you sign up a new mailbox client to make sure they are not scammers and still we had some who turned out to be crooks and police got involved. The physical exhaustion of packing up shipments. The inability to go on vacation because you have to keep the mailboxes accessible for customers. The frustration of a UPS store (of course they get much better deals) opening up in your neighborhood so now your biggest supplier has turned into your biggest competitor. The problem of finding and keeping employees, etc., etc. Good luck to her, but it is not a bed of roses!

[@ninesux4667]

where can i contact you for more information/questions ?

[@kito1san]

It's a business and as with any business it's also part gamble (meaning a bit luck is involved). All of the things you mention is typical for any business. Nothing is handed to you and every person who made it have not given you the ugly side of their ventures.

[@ernisama3654]

@@ninesux4667 x2

[@shawanaboyer7072]

You should create an ebook LMK when.. Blessings!

[@treytrey6011]

@bjm9071, Great comments. Sounds like real-world experience. Could you let us know what association you belonged to? (or perhaps the largest one you recommend.) Trying to do financial projections for business plan and finding unbiased data has proven difficult. Thank you.

[@ElisaAvigayil]

Another way to expand this business is a mail forwarding business. That's perfect for snow birds and others who are in another country for part of the year. These businesses can open the mail and scan and email to the customers. It's a great model and definitely needed.

[@MailboxPacknship.Arizona]

That is already part of the mailbox rental. lol

[@PostalMateTraining]

We love to see the Mailbox and shipping industry represented in such a good way! It really is a great one!

[@RyanPineda]

Absolutely!

[@StuStevens-rn7rb]

So tell me what Postal Mate Training is all about? Is that the co Lisa trained with? And what was that cost to set up including legalities?

[@PostalMateTraining]

@@StuStevens-rn7rb PostalMate is a Software designed especially for retail pack and ship centers. We are the most powerful and easy-to-use multi-carrier shipping, point-of-sale, and mailbox management system according to our users. Our KZbin channel is dedicated to Software use videos that help you learn new features and train those who use the software in the store.

[@rwilson99]

@@RyanPineda you are the second person I've seen to advertise this business as a $50k/mo. That is simply NOT true. She has a packaing and shipping business that happens to have small mailboxes inside, NOT a passive mini-mailbox business that is the whole company and generating revenue.

[@MailboxPacknship.Arizona]

@@rwilson99I have to agree as a mailbox and pack n ship store- no way is she pulling in that much. It’s not at all passive

[@Tribunal1023]

What I love is how normal this space looks. Nothing fancy or out of the ordinary. Thanks for the share

[@nywiechmann2739]

Lisa is brilliant! Love that the fixtures fall under the category of furniture and that she used a local carpenter and not a contractor for that task. That is ingenious. Bravo.

[@RyanPineda]

She’s great!

[@Hillary4SupremeRuler]

What is the advantage to that?

[@u3k1m6]

@@Hillary4SupremeRuler General contracting involves a lot of paperwork and costs a lot

[@SnailMailUtah]

Wow! Lisa has inspired us to run our Mail & Shipping store here in Utah! Thank you Ryan for this Awesome video!

[@TheGreatEscape77]

Im also in utah, maybe ill be your competitor 🤔

[@SnailMailUtah]

​@@TheGreatEscape77 Let's Connect 🤝

[@PermanentHigh]

How much did it cost you to get it off the ground? How did you advertise your services?

[@brendandegal9980]

Any update? I'm Interested in this myself.

[@joshpoi886]

Man, she is attractive, intelligent, hard working, and nice. What a woman!

[@stevenjimenez837]

One of the best videos I’ve seen, thanks to you both 💪🏽

[@toorimakun]

Not quite a "passive" business but added it my list of things to do if I ever win the lotto or get enough money to start up some businesses. This kind of business seems more location dependent than most though - at least starting up.

[@JerryMebane]

Hey Lisa, I'm a former mailman-USPS. I just opened my packing and shipping company. I have locked in with Fedex so far with a contract. UPS, Amazon and USPS seems the hardest to get a contract with so far.

[@carlhammill5774]

Hi Jerry, I was thinking of starting this business but only PO Boxes (about 600) and few vending machines for boxes and supplies. No counter, minimal staff - just person to fill boxes from 9a-1p. As ex USPS what are you thoughts on that set up?

[@jerrymebane7825]

@@carlhammill5774 You have to be mindful that the USPS has PO Boxes for monthly rent. As far as private mailboxes, we can make more money because not every vendor or businesses send mail to PO Boxes. Private mailboxes offer a physical address. Vending machines and supplies are a great start to a successful business. I have a store open and upcoming.

[@user-kk1ce1xc3e]

Where's her guide or blueprint?

[@jasonrocksvegas]

Most of these retail locations require 5 year leases and high amount of funds in your bank account. I called a new building by dectaur and 215. They told me 99 % of people dont qaulify and they require large bank balance and 5 year lease to even rent.

[@Chauncy-c6r]

Same here in Massachusetts

[@thinkgood7412]

This comment needs to be pinned!

[@ConnieWardOfficial]

No always the case. It could be a few months rent as reserves. It will vary by landlord. Have a great business plan and perhaps get a small business loan.

[@fitgirlism3038]

She needs to create a course on this...because I would definitely buy. I love this concept!

[@kennypowers2341]

people only start making courses when the money dries up

[@ipodtouch470]

@@kennypowers2341 Not true my man online courses can scale much better than some business models. I think this is one of those businesses.

[@harounben342]

I would buy the course though

[@CeeTee469]

​@@harounben342look in the description

[@KiKi-te9yd]

Why would she sell a course and dry up her own business? The people selling courses aren't making decent money in the original business

[@joete3324]

Set your weight and size limit for Drop Off Packages before it gets overwhelming this is great opportunity for state like NV, where you have to have business address for those own home businesses. At least that's what I remember when I lived there. Running business these days are a lot more challenging, but happy to see small businesses thriving! Good luck!

[@helenrhettgordon696]

It's okay if they don't agree with this type of investing, many of us do agree. I have 20 positions in high growth stocks. I'm getting 15 dividend pay checks, however I'm up 125 % this year. About $650k this yr, good dividend paying portfolio, although I use an F.A so buy as much as you can and wait for the rebound. Only the brave gets rewarded in these times!

[@georginalikewood5057]

wow!!! how are you able to achieve all that given that the market has being a mess most of the year?

[@helenrhettgordon696]

It is very easy to buy in on trending stocks but the problem is knowing when to sell or hold which is why a consultant is important. I've been in touch with one for about a year now and although I was initially skeptical about it, I will say I've made more progress within a year generating 6figure profit.

[@viktorpavel9881]

I could really use some guidance, haven't been doing so great as of late, who is this person that guides you.

[@helenrhettgordon696]

Even the best investors lose money when the market is down or when they make a decision that doesn’t turn out as hoped I can't actually leave details on here, you could do that yourself her name is ’Lisa Ann Moberly’ she's quite known

[@tonycoffee7335]

Someone has been watching minority mindset? I have no debts, and want to invest.

[@Thistruckingbiz]

The interviewer is rude. He needs to learn how to listen, and not interrupt the young lady while she’s speaking. If he was interviewing me, and he would interrupt me, I would let him know right away to stop interrupting me when I am speaking.

[@mariee_in_pgh]

I came to the comment section to say the same thing!!! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@britavega]

I love that this is local 😊 this is such a great business opportunity

[@Brian-rs4ug]

Grossing $50,000 a month and netting $50,000 a month are two different things. This caption is misleading.

[@carlhammill5774]

Your correct. In few of these type of videos I hear them ask this question: "how much do you bring in month". That term "bring in" can mean gross or net. They should absolutely use terms profit and gross for clarity.

[@user-hm6od4gt3s]

⁠@@carlhammill5774 exactly. Do the math on the amount of boxes she has there. That’s 3k a month for small and 2150 a month for mes and large. That’s 5150 a month. And after years, she is only now expanding. Math not mathing

[@kylecorum7486]

Although they don't specify, didn't she say what her profit margins are? Or was that another video? I went down the rabbit hole on his videos with her business in it. That said, I remember her saying her margins are 35-50%. Let's say conservatively, she is making 35% on $50K revenue, that's $17,500 a month profit. Not bad for a pretty passive business.

[@Beaurivageify]

Ryan this was fantastic. Thank you for making this video. I know you are generating content from asking questions throughout this interview, but you interrupted the poor lady about 5 times trying to ask a new questions, while she was still answering the previous ones. No disrespect, just something I noticed. Thank for the video!

[@raiderxskull]

U know Ryan, your not wrong about the financial potential here. My parents ran a business just like this in Houston 6-7 years ago. And on average it generated about 100k a year. Though I had no idea it could be so simple to run let alone not require a lot of employees running it

[@luisvilla799]

Oh shit do tell and what happen why did they stop I’m born and raised Htown

[@raiderxskull]

@@luisvilla799 let's just say that my family name got dragged through the mud and alot of people got hurt financially. Including mine

[@luisvilla799]

@@raiderxskull that sucks man I would definitely like to hear the story behind how you got too have the business and capital, expenses, etc.

[@raiderxskull]

@@luisvilla799 I don't know the entire story but basically, my parents started out when they bought a postal place storefront called Parcel & Post Plus from someone trying to sell it. Kind of like Lisa's in this video. That guy didn't know how to run a business and left alot of shit unorganized. My parents managed to flip the business around, dealing with the mess, and slowly made it profitable after 4 years in. idk how they created their capital but they did expand to 2 more locations. One on Highway 6 and one on West Little York Rd. In addition, they also created a branch to their business called DHRAKK PLLC, which was dedicated to tax preparation and bookkeeping for small business owners. After our "little incident" that I mentioned, my mom was able to ressurrect the name but we have to start from scratch because my parent's client database was sold to an old associate by an employee my parents hired in Parcel & Post Plus. And that's where I'm at right now

[@luisvilla799]

@@raiderxskull thanks man dying to start something I hate my job although it’s easy as fudge but I work outside in Houston for the railroad

[@cesarortiz6867]

I’m glad I found this video! Very informative, definitely has my wheels turning!

[@meschelledavis497]

Lisa Song Sutton may just be one of my business mentors one day! Very empowering interview! Thank you both!

[@SubtleSerpent]

6:00 more like $4700 a month per bank of boxes, if you count the actual # of boxes and actual stated rental prices and 90% occupancy.

[@MailboxPacknship.Arizona]

Exactly

[@ayysweetstea9339]

She's done really well and has a good character.

[@ajsena1655]

Seems like a good business but I'm worried about the demand side. Very few people use snail mail these days. It seems like these boxes would be used mainly to have a physical address and as a way to receive packages without theft.

[@FableCountry]

...which makes sense since package theft has been on the rise. And having a physical address for $20/month is affordable, especially for someone homeless who needs an address to apply for jobs and work.

[@fitgirlism3038]

I appreciate her knowledge of her market...why her mentor is more successful.

[@vanellelittrell4151]

This is so cool! Where do you purchase the mail boxes from?

[@Matthew__Hawk]

Loved the video! I ran some numbers and it actually comes out to $4,720 not around 7k for the 4 mail sections, going at a rate that she mentioned of $25 each for smaller (120 total), $30 for medium (48 total), and $35 each for the large (total). And even if you charge $30 for each which makes 176 total you only come out to $5,280 for each of those installations.

[@rampooni8122]

This was so thorough; really appreciate the content and information

[@RyanPineda]

Great to hear!

[@jillgott6567]

$10 for notary is crazy low price - I am very impressed with her business.

[@jtechnstuff]

yeah except you can get stuff notarized for free from your bank....

[@ConnieWardOfficial]

Notary fees are set by the Secretary of State. You cannot charge more than they will allow per notarial act.

[@chelseathomas6614]

Would be smart to set up by a bank to catch all those customers who don’t have accounts but still need a notary

[@danvercellono3281]

Loved this video!!! Thank you for all the helpful info! My wife and I are looking to start this same thing very soon. Awesome video, awesome quality too!!

[@FulieJoos]

Thank you Ryan. I love your channel. So many great ideas 💡❤

[@JamieReneeVonTeez]

2023 caveat is finding reliable employees is nearly impossible. A very interesting and fun episode however!!

[@beesworld04]

I was thinking about that. However, with the revenues I’d think you could afford to pay a nice wage to have decent employees.

[@JamieReneeVonTeez]

@@beesworld04 definitely not apposed to that.

[@ranman5501]

Something I didn’t see covered or I missed. How does the mail get in the boxes? Does the mailman master key the front and place it in individual boxes, or do they drop off for the address and it gets sorted by employees?

[@SugaDontPlay]

The employee at the store receives the mail and places it in each box.

[@MikeAIright]

@@SugaDontPlay sounds like a robot could do that

[@ranman5501]

@@SugaDontPlaythank you

[@ConnieWardOfficial]

Thank you for sharing your business model and insight. Question: I understand the goal is to keep the store simple. However, do you disagree that if done correctly, you can leverage the space by offering additional services or retails items? i.e Greeting card rack and basic office supplies. How can having painted walls or a few pictures on the wall be an issue? Paint is cheap and you can do it yourself. Posters in a frame are also inexpensive. If I were to work in my store full-time or part-time, I need something pretty to look at. 😂Thoughts?

[@JocobsComments]

She just started. So I think she has that mindset as well.

[@FableCountry]

KISS = Keep It Stupid Simple. Do one thing and do it right. She doesn't want a one-stop-shop. This requires more training or needing more employees. And even adding more products and services only muddles the main purposes of the store -- storing and sending mail and/or packages. Even if she did agree to more services and products, upselling is annoying. And would only slow down efficiency. She said this business is about efficiency -- Get in and get out. Let's say she did have the best greeting card rack and office supplies in the world. That means people are hanging around. But again, the focus is efficiency. Do what you need to do and get out. The profit margin for the small things is not worth the time or annoyance to clients. When I go to UPS, I drop stuff off. I don't want to hang around. I have better things to do like make dumb comments on youtube.

[@cakeandrealestate]

@@FableCountry Valid points. That said, every UPS store I've ever been in has a greeting card rack and basic supplies. Often people are shipping gifts. I an known to buy the greeting cards they carry because they are the fun ones not the standard kind you find at the grocery store.

[@jacobyatako]

Yo Ryan! It was good to meet you at the store. I was waiting for this video to come out

[@designermarket6334]

this is great business especially if she add return shipping from major retailers

[@rogermccaslin5963]

She claimed that bank of boxes could generate $7K/month but I did the math and it adds up to $4120. She must be doing a lot more shipping to get to $50k/month. Even if she installed those other banks of boxes, that revenue would be less than $20k. Also, towards the end, they were talking about four locations. It's been a year since the video was posted and her website claims two locations. Either the website hasn't been updated (doubtful), she closed two (possible), or there were never four locations.

[@lexnite22]

I like this business model, it's giving me ideas...

[@MotorCityCruz]

USPS also offer street address for PO Box customer , called Premium PO Box Address which is free. Cool idea though

[@ericvasquez3325]

Let the person speak

[@manit77]

She's totally in to him. The chemistry is on fire 🚒🔥

[@jamesthompkins8935]

Find a business that only requires 3 hours a week of your time and go enjoy your life.

[@priteshpatel411]

@LisaSongSutton - Thanks for sharing your experience. I see quite a few folks asking where the mailboxes can be purchased from or who the manufacturer is, would be nice if you could help with any detail?

[@quintonbogle1753]

How much does it cost to start one of those Businesses, all in cost

[@user-hm6od4gt3s]

⁠​Do the math on the amount of boxes she has there. That’s 3k a month for small and 2150 a month for med and large. That’s 5150 a month. And after years, she is only now expanding. Math not mathing

[@TryHardNewsletter]

Laid off people might live in their car but need those boxes as an address that can work on job applications. She might be renting out a lot more boxes in the near future

[@akpokemon]

your style and grooming is ON. POINT.

[@lbspin]

Awesome video. How do you find the right location to open up a store?

[@_Chev_Chelios]

She must’ve gone to public school for math. One bank of mailboxes at full capacity is $5,150 at her prices. Not $7,000. At 90% occupancy like she said she’s at, the monthly income is only $4,635. She overstated her income by $2,365 or 51%.

[@van240]

I'm sold. Love the video from beginning till end. Very informative.

[@GabrielGabriel-gi6yc]

Sold on what ? Lol

[@nathalixoo]

You interrupt too much. Let the guest talk freely, then maybe add in your thoughts.

[@brittnilie977]

I thought the same thing. It felt like a battle of the ego

[@1230sandrag]

Would love to know what her total set up cost (out of pocket) until the business started to pay itself.. AND what her rent cost is? What is her monthly net?

[@tomharvey5466]

talk more about boxing and sending packages....that part seems like it can be tricky...holidays...deadlines...parcels with custom size box needed, etc. ty

[@marcymiles9921]

For me the difficult part is just the money to starting the business! The rest it’s easy!

[@JJ-tr8cu]

Really great and transparent information here. Thanks Ryan and Lisa!

[@RyanPineda]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@mrwebbofficial]

I used to work for a Franchisor of these types of businesses over 15 years ago. These things are not low cost startups. It was a minimum $120k just to get it going. That is not counting the extra money you needed in reserve so you can ride out the first 3 years before they become profitable. Many of them have closed down since and the Franchisor went out of business as well.

[@kylecorum7486]

What did your $120K include? That number seems very high. Could be because of the franchise fees and other nonnegotiables with that? Her stores looks very basic. $4k for each mailbox section, very little inventory, a few months rent upfront, software, etc. Her $40k seems doable. This doesn't include marketing/advertising, but that isn't another $80K a year. Genuinely curious where the $80K difference comes from between your two business plans. Thoughts?

[@mrwebbofficial]

@@kylecorum7486 store buildout, starting inventory, color copiers, computer equipment, mailboxes, franchise fee. Lease agreement upfront costs.

[@mrwebbofficial]

@@kylecorum7486 this was many years ago so I had done a little more research and I guess you can do it a little cheaper now if you use off lease equipment and you don’t go through a franchise. Used to when you would lease a building the owner didn’t build to your specifications so you had to pay to build the interior to your specification. That was a heavy cost. The computer systems, starting inventory, and supplies, proprietary software. They would have two full color laser xerox copier/ printers and 2 black and white. The store front sign was huge so that people could see the store name from a mile away down the road. You would sign a 1 to 2 year lease agreement with 6 months rent up front. There were franchise fees too. You also had to consider employee wages unless you were going to run it yourself. The cost of insurance was also high. When you go through a franchise they also usually want you to buy brand new equipment so you don’t look shabby. During the same time UPS Stores were the biggest franchise of these types and it would cost a minimum $500k to open one of them. If you do this on your own you could cut corners and open for less but you would need to find a place with reasonable rent and very little buildout. Point of Sale software and credit card processing is now not as expensive as it used to be so that helps too. But insurance rates have gone up and inflation is also eating away at other start up costs.

[@islandgirl5382]

So, they accept all 3. I don't know. It sounds great, just getting employees might be a problem. The UPS close to where I live has a huge turnover. Maybe this is different. After all , they are only there to pick up mail. Another factor, location.

[@SBluxury]

Lisa is awesome!!

[@moniquemoskowitz7954]

Awesome video! Thank you so much Lisa and Ryan. I’ve seen a lot of virtual mailboxes with real street addresses, curious to know how that May effect the demand for an in person mailbox?

[@EggplantOven]

Those are mainly for those that want an address in a place they don't live. They do mail forwarding or electronic scanned mail. Ex out of state real estate investors etc. for this you need to be local so you can come and pick up the physical mail and packages

[@vladimirkolesov9836]

$300-500k in revenue, but what’s the EBITDA?

[@SA-rs5pl]

Gross.

[@rogerisold]

we have a few mailbox places in my town. i find it hard to believe you could fill hundreds of boxes consistently.

[@dammitjim9131]

14:30 It's good to know that, for your business, it's a street address rather than a PO Box number.

[@user-qs1jj3zz8z]

Tell me about liability in case my item gets lost or stolen?

[@calebhernandez1065]

What do you think a city would need for population for it to start being more profitable? I know our postal service has many drop boxes we have a population of 30,000 how many do you think would need to be profitable here?

[@kris4897]

She's a real entrepreneur.

[@jl7676]

Probably stupid question but how is new inbound mail placed in each box? Is someone doing this daily? Multiple times a day? Are they just loaded in from the front with a master key? Or is there a master key and USPS that's delivering the mail just come in and fill them for you??

[@Xcution888]

Nice, simple and real. Not one those get rich quick with AI and here's how, videos.

[@jfaysal1971]

What were the start up costs

[@Stardust12397]

Who is a good business to buy the mailboxes from?

[@zayvier69]

Which came first for this business owner? The mailbox store, then real estate portfolio and then the venture capital fund?

[@thatguyslush5779]

She’s gorgeous

[@satya99373]

Loved the idea! How can i find a mentor for this? Would love to start small.

[@baileycull7539]

What's the name of the mailboxes? Not the one on craigslist but the ones you can buy new? I could only find up to 60 and they were the same size

[@angelaroberts5146]

Hello, I am very interested in this business. I am in GA. You have really inspired me. Can you tell me where you find the 200 mini mailboxes sets?

[@ben32040]

Following

[@senorpepino]

They should set up some cubicles in the back and make a coworking space.

[@JocobsComments]

Hmmm good point

[@cas818028]

I am in Vegas and man you got me wanting to open one!

[@RyanPineda]

Go for it!

[@eddiec4038]

Our local UPS Store is now accepting Amazon returns. Have you looked into accepting Amazon returns? Are you currently taking Amazon returns? If so, what is the compensation from Amazon for this service?

[@infowazz]

She was on Brad Lea's channel too for some other biz. you go grrl!!!!

[@harounben342]

I didn't get the notary act thing because here in my country, they just get a percentage of the value of the thing they are writing their notary act on.

[@royalblufx]

I did the math, it’s about $50K a year not a month. 😂

[@adah6759]

Fr ☠️

[@stephenmg12]

I got $5150 per bay of 220 per month based on the prices she listed. That would be $61,800 a year. Maybe the other services make up the difference.

[@AshleyJustice]

I’d buy a course!

[@maddog3768]

I would invest if you start !

[@buddyrevell511]

it's $2,100 for the course... still wanna do it? lol

[@OfficialTimeTravelTalks]

What an awesome video! Do you know what software does Lisa use to manager all of those different ares (shipping, mailbox rental, pack and ship)

[@pmlfaria]

PostalMate

[@jeffreyvonstetten5852]

It “costed me” …ugh It looks like a great model, and she seems really nice , but listening to her say that makes me cringe each time. It’s cost! It cost us this, it cost us that… it’s not it “costed me”

[@amandaburleson2035]

so boring i would not have the passion for this. props to her.

[@forexpro35]

Little late on this one Ryan. Cody Sanchez showcased this woman and business about a year ago.....

[@JontaeS1986]

If I do not own a Ship/Mail store, do you all think it is wise to rent a space in an existing office that does not have boxes already? If so what would be a good percentage to offer them?

[@autobotdiva9268]

perfect side hustle. no stress

[@bracho86]

Bring more videos like this brother! 👊🏻

[@RyanPineda]

Will do!

[@AllenHanPR]

Betcha half the married dudes, got a P.O Box with her just so they can have an excuse to talk to her. Wife: Honey where you going? Husband: Getting the mail. Wife: But you went twice today... Husband: It's important to be on point about our bills. I use to use a mailbox in California by a guy named Carl. He was an extreme prick and was never there. He barely had any customers. He was rude to my Dad and I, but was exremely nice when my Mom shows up. Cause a lot of dudes hit on my Mom. He only started being nice to me when he found out I was her son.

[@MikeAIright]

who asked?

[@cbro777]

Very informative. Thanks

[@misterc9078]

Good Mornings 😊 liked the little into. Where do I find info about how much to start and complete this business.

[@kylemoore907]

I work at the post office… we are losing mail volume, and P.O. Box rentals daily. Dying thing. And how on earth are you doing this?? How are you getting them mail in the boxes?

[@glorias.2930]

Great video!!! But how did she LEARN to do all this?! No one ever explains the actual process.

[@omari484]

That’s my issue too

[@paperedpaknship7697]

Thank you for sharing about your store.I need help with mine.

[@buddyrevell511]

Wait... they're still on the first bank of boxes, but have been in business for years? (she said some of her box tenants have been with them for years) That doesn't sound very promising.

[@teddy90636]

nice. You could install some washer machines and be a laundry mat as well.

[@buddyrevell511]

Don't think they want people who can't afford their own washing machine hanging out there, smoking with curlers in their hair, all tatted up and so on.

[@theshonuff8956]

This is top notch information. Good work. You earned that subscribe like a Pro!

[@LaurelCanyonMojo]

I could see doing this. I'm interested in learning from her, keep us posted about that!!

[@RyanPineda]

Will do!

[@relaxingsoundstohelpyoufal5511]

Hi! We love your store!! Can you please tell me how much each mailbox unit is? Did you buy all 200 of them for $3,900, or is that just for one on the clusters? Thank you so much