Hi Guys,I am doing my research on these guys as well.here is a link to some reviews I found online that might shed some light on the subject:https://www.bbb.org/utah/business-reviews/no-licen...feel free to shoot me a massage for more info if you need.Have a great day and a lot of success! 

NO one does it better than those who =own them and are there every day to watch it like a hawk.. strike up relationships ( hopefully ) with tenants that they can massage into staying for years etc.   

I thought of a small procedure cabinet, like a franchise medical massage or ophthalmology unit, would love to get your ideas on this one.        

But not everyone likes the idea of taking on debt, it is a personal question of risk tolerance and everyone is different.Secondly, I agree that there are many many providers who massage numbers to make things look better than they are.

Yes, this business (a massage parlor / spa) is breaking the law by employing this woman and paying her under the table.

You can massage that a little bit.

I sent you a massage via your website @Dave Holland.

Take several photo's and send to city inspector of what you have observed.Similar situations regarding massage clients coming to apartments or other types of home based business is not zoned, and should be reported, it causes undue traffic of people, and it's not legal if it's not zoned for this type of business.

I started a wellness company five years ago where I do personal training and massage therapy.  

Of course, the reporting companies may massage the numbers on their end.