@Mitchell Mattingly I’m moving to Charlotte next month and would love to connect and build

I studied the industry quite a bit out of interest in buying a ‘mat. 

Credit card Laundry mat off to the side.  

Do this formula to calculate return on equity:3/(1-2) If you come up with a number much less than 11% we make the decision to either refinance and strap it with new higher debt or sell it.

Buckle your chin strap

Keep the costs reasonable and I would guess it would be fine.Beats having to drive somewhere to a laundry mat!

Why would I add responsibility and potential headache because in lower income areas laundry mats are really expensive ( price gouging) and often scary full of thieves weirdos druggies rift raft beggars .

Hello @Rasheed-mass Ali,For my mtr office I have the following:-Good sized desk with two or more drawers -Computer chair (rated for seating 6-8 hours)-Chair mat- Desk lamp with phone charging hub (mine offers wireless charging, but there are some that can plug a USB charger)- Pens, notedpad, scissors (I.e basic office supplies)- High speed WiFi (I offer hard wired high speed internet with an Ethernet cable, and the combo modem/router let’s them connect all of their devices)-Make sure that there are plenty of electrical outlets for your guests to plug devices into.Cheers,Melissa 

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So I’m a bit cash-strapped at the moment, but I’m following along with whatever you’re proposing here.