I look at (and end up with some) properties all the time that are essentially failed flips, where the flipper ran out of money, energy, or missed their profit slot. 

Not many make money until they get to 80-100 slots, running multiple shifts and summer programs.

We charge $2 per load, which is the max the machine coin slot can accommodate.I'm not sure it would be as profitable on a smaller building, but might be worth it if you could buy used machines.We're thinking of adding a vending machine down in the laundry room as another revenue source. 

I've registered to the class in Chesterfield, MO on Tuesday September 12th for the 6:00 time slot.

So does sophisticated investor mean "everybody on the planet other than accredited investors" or are there other requirements.If i'm understanding correctly I would scour bigger pockets forums, find the people talking about syndication, contact them directly to ask if they have x of 35 slots remaining for sophisticated investors, then put in 100,000 and collect 8% a year on it.I dunno for me personal i'd rather use the 100,000 for a leveraged investment townhouse or something in the neighborhood of the new amazon HQ2.Also makes me wonder where do accredited investors go to find a directory of these offerings to jump in to?  

I keep the cylinders and associated keys (in the same type of envelopes that Landlord Locks delivered them) in the 4x4 slots. 

The coins (or credit cards these days) your tenants drop into the slots should more than compensate for their costs.

There's a little slot with a silver piece in there.  

I need help/answersI don't have much money, but I may (for investment(s) ) be able to get private money and borrow from people I know...I want to put together the property(s)/lot(s) under some sort of minimal liability LLC or Trust, because even though I don't have much to lose...

That said, solid houses in solid neighborhoods will usually go up in value, so it's not quite the same as pulling a slot lever.