I called the current company that owns them and they said they get $10/machine (I assume per month) and then everything after that is 50/50.If my math is correct, and all provided info is correct as well, that would mean I would collect around $340 every three months.

There was a bunch of deferred maintenance issues, but nothing major (broken doors, knobs, coin op laundry machines, and other simple stuff).

There are so many things you can do to stand out.... cereal dispenser, gumball machine, milkshake maker, waffle bar, arcades, the options can be endless!

I am looking to build a team of people who will be able to put my system pretty much on auto pilot so my business and team know exactly how each person works so we can make money as a well oiled machine!

Last week I called WealthBuilders Real Estate Investors Association, Northwest Real Estate Investors Association and left a messages on both of their answering machines!

The new company name is on their answer machine message.

I think there are some ways you can properly vet an opportunity where you can make it work, with a good foundation of business expertise under your belt, a good team around you, and some well machined systems/procedures in place with whatever it is you're investing in. 

My laundry machine didn’t draining the water!

That's great, you have developed a system that works for you, my son-in-law in New York flips many properties nationwide, i guess I have  some credit to his success after taking my training in Baltimore - last conversation I had with him he had 150 properties under contract - he's created a machine that seems to be working.

Those who are most successful with closing seller finance deals are active investors with pretty sophisticated marketing machines to find and target those home owners that might be a good fit for seller financing.