I own 2 laundromats in low income areas. I work about 25 hours a week and gross about 240K a year. whilst working with an advisor like Julianne Iwersen Niemann. I used to work in Sears repairs,, so I saved money by fixing my own machines. Believe it or not, the soap detergent vending machines bring in a good amount as well. Trust me starting and maintaining a profitable business starts with properly managing your finance.
@KentBronoАй бұрын
Laundromats are easy to operate...I know this lady you mentioned. I bought a laundromat from a friend many years ago who retired overseas. Repairs are costly. Try to at least learn the basics. I have bill acceptor machines to exchange for tokens, much better than counting and hauling quarters . My locations are near low income housing and apartments, which are very good for business.
@KentBronoАй бұрын
Laundromats are easy to operate...I know this lady you mentioned. I bought a laundromat from a friend many years ago who retired overseas. Repairs are costly. Try to at least learn the basics. I have bill acceptor machines to exchange for tokens, much better than counting and hauling quarters . My locations are near low income housing and apartments, which are very good for business.
@Wlad-v2wАй бұрын
I owned 3 laundromats in SF. The biggest 3 issues? The Lease, the lease and the lease. Got screwed by two owners that didn't renew the lease. If you own the building, different story. Probably, it will not be bad to work with your advisor
@Wlad-v2wАй бұрын
I owned 3 laundromats in SF. The biggest 3 issues? The Lease, the lease and the lease. Got screwed by two owners that didn't renew the lease. If you own the building, different story. Probably, it will not be bad to work with your advisor
@AngellLeveyАй бұрын
thanks for talking about your situation. Definitely helps a young and desperate poor guy like me to stay encouraged in striving to achieve my first ever owned business ... 240 gr. < - electric, water, mechanical, supplies, janitorial, city taxes, county taxes, insurance, business license heat, cooling costs & misc.. = ? . these taxes really want to make me work with a CFA. so that i can know how to joggle my way through. how do i reach her
@Themachineincmarte3 ай бұрын
I’m planning to buy my first laundromat so yes I need your advice and thank you for the tips 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
@amadeus182317 күн бұрын
People have no idea how expensive it is to purchase a laundromat, good luck finding something decent in California for a Decent Laundromat, several hundred thousand dollars just for something small and decent.
@rodriguezyoseline4 ай бұрын
Hello, how can we purchase your book?
@LaundromatEntrepreneur4 ай бұрын
It is on Amazon.com. Thank you.
@AnnmariePierreJackson6 ай бұрын
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@anthonypabon93824 ай бұрын
Thanks for the info!!
@TXCACLE3 ай бұрын
very useful share!
@vics128Ай бұрын
You didn’t talk about the most important thing… cost of the machines/ fixing the machines
@LaundromatEntrepreneurАй бұрын
If you are buying an existing laundromat, the cost of the machines would be included in the purchase price. In this video, I was trying to show all the other expenses you would need on day one. You should have money set aside for repairs, but hopefully, you won't need to repair anything on day one. If you are building a laundromat, estimate $300 to $400 per square foot for everything, including the equipment. In NJ, for example, a $2500 square foot store will cost about a million to build out.
@EvanAcevedo8 ай бұрын
Never buy a business never give a deposit commercial space is very different from residential space
@yogeshshrimali92462 ай бұрын
This guy is scam artist. He does not know how to run laundromat business. He is here to lie and scam people buying his course.
@delarosaeКүн бұрын
He gave a lot of great tips
@markboen4 ай бұрын
The nose hair and neck hair was way too distracting.
@markboen4 ай бұрын
@@djderekrock Can you define what a woman is?
@marcy.54233 ай бұрын
Not so serious in buying a laundromat if that’s your biggest focus 🤔