Thanks in advance.Go find someone in the biz and talk to them - if you know nothing about the industry dont be greedy and think due to providing the land that you'd deserve a huge chunk of the profit - all the work/profit is in the operations/management of people.  

We decided not to go with him because, not only did we not have the best interaction with him when he lived in the house, we felt he wouldn't operate with our best interest in mind considering that his daughter lives in the house.  

I was happy with the corded style and didn't want to change but I admit I like the way they operate. 

If you are looking to buy a Turnkey in Cleveland than seek out someone who is local and operates within Cleveland, not someone far away like that.

Just how the city operates.

The easiest method is to contact a laundry equipment distributor or route operator. 

Unlike many landlords I am not afraid to operate my business I do not di*k around with slowly easing tenants to full market. 

For a proper LLC you need an Operating Agreement relating to real estate, you have to follow the rules to the "T", and you have to never make an error within your LLC like co-mingling.  

We have given notice to the current 3rd party management team that we are going off on our own and kicking around the idea of doing 3rd party management ourselves for other operators.

We are in the process of organizing the operating agreement and possible sale of the building.