This land is open and I am considering a number of things and a coin operated car wash is an option. 

Lots of coin and sheer overkill in my opinion.

There are several things that can go wrong and the investor (and the seller) are both hoping to pull this off without a hitch.It's like buying Crypto, sure it sounds like a great idea, but there are many landmines along the way.

My message is "I am just some rando who was able to build the life I want for my family, and if I did, you can do it too." that first sentence is absolute gold.lolas far as people getting in and getting crushed, we can all say that about whatever the new shiny object was. whether it be crypto, STR's, NFT's, etc.

I implemented the BRRR strategy before it was coined on here.

Hello BP! After a 15 year hiatus from REI...I'm back baby!! We just got our first deal in escrow here in Brevard county! I will be posting the details as we go along. I'll have quick pics later today. Thanks to @Brand...

The shared basement has a coin op washer/dryer, however they are tied to the lower units electric bill.Water is paid by landlord in the lease, thus I'd like to keep the coin op to cover the water costWhat makes the most sense to handl e the electric cost?

I'm a little older and a little wiser (hopefully) now, so I'm wading back into the thick of things.I've been in lots of other investment markets including stock options and collectible coins for about 15 years now, and those continue to do well.My main goal right now is to build cash first and cash flow later.See you around the virtual water cooler.

Coin op laundry in basement.

Not only am I a new member to BP but I'm actually new to the US...I've made the move from the north...you know the country where which everyone lives in igloos and rides dog-sleds....you may have heard of our two dollar coin called the "Loonie"...yup I'm originally from Canada.Being new its going to take me some time to earn a solid credit history to allow lenders to lend me some $$.