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Daniel Smyth
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There is a Car Wash in my area that is boarded up.

Daniel Smyth
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Rockford, IL
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There is a Car Wash in my area that is boarded up. Anyone have experience with buying and Holding a Car Wash?

I would like to talk!

Thanks!

  • Daniel Smyth
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    Allan Smith
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    Allan Smith
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    Step one is to talk to owner. If they dont want to sell you would be wasting time learning how to operate a car wash. Just make sure it lines up with your goals, even before talking to owner.

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