It has 4 units with $600 rent and no sign of vending machines or laundry, so $2,400 Gross Monthly Income, $28,800 Gross Annual Income.

I am in the process of selling my vending machine business to raise some capital to purchase my first investment.I hope I can provide some value as I learn the ins and outs of real estate investing.

I am in the process of selling my vending machine business to raise some capital to purchase my first investment.Thank you all for sharing all of your knowledge and insights on here.

For example, perhaps their property would be a good location for billboards, washer/dryer services, a cell phone tower, or vending machine.

I recommend trying to ask for a quote with no minimum vend revenue before profit sharing begins and 50/50 profit sharing or better (on all revenue) in your favor depending on how large your building is.

Bryan Hancock posted a very large study of over 1,000,000 units, mostly larger apartment units that included income from laundry rooms, vending machines, etc... and the total expenses came to 49.98% of Gross Scheduled Rents.$23,460/$395,000 comes to 5.94% Cap Rate.

From income tax through gas tax, property tax and all the taxes, fees and other charges in between, every dollar you spend and make is subject to so many taxes in between.Next time you buy a soda from a vending machine, think about the taxes paid all along the line, by all the companies involved in putting that soda in that machine.

Gross income includes both rental income and other income such as parking fees, laundry and vending receipts, etc.

(AND do sellers actually believe I am going to consider vending machines and “claimed deposits†as property income???)

and I co-own a vending business as well.