Free Masterclass On Sunday, October 11th at 7 P.M. EST
Two Laundromat Millionaires Reveal...
(Works even if you've never owned a business, still work a full-time job, and have no idea how to tell a great laundromat deal from an expensive mistake.)
Live on Zoom and free to attend.
Most people who want a laundromat that pays them month after month stay in research mode for years.
The YouTube videos pile up.
Facebook posts get saved and never opened again.
Every laundromat you drive past gets a long second look.
Years of watching still leave you without a way to judge an actual deal.
You have plenty of information. What's missing is a clear framework and the right order of operations.
That's exactly what this masterclass is built to give you.
Sunday, October 11th at 7 P.M. EST, live on Zoom.
We teach the what and the why in plain English, so no industry background is required.
An older, underperforming store can cost less to buy. Expect more work after closing: equipment upgrades, deep cleaning, marketing, and better management.
An established store comes with existing customers and stronger operations, and it asks for more capital on day one.
Your budget, your time, and your goals point to the right one. We'll show you how to read them.
Searching "laundromats for sale" online is one door. Business brokers, equipment distributors, and current owners open others.
Equipment distributor: the company that sells and services commercial washers and dryers. They know which owners are ready to sell.
Dave found our first store on Craigslist. Finding a laundromat is easy. You'll learn how to spot the problems you can fix and the ones that sink a deal.
A seller's asking price tells you what they want. The store's real value comes from verified numbers, true operating expenses, and profit.
We'll walk through the lease, equipment condition, financing, and the cash you need left over after closing.
Walking away from a bad deal counts as a win. We'll show you when to do it.
Right beats fast. A good deal in month nine is worth more than a bad deal in month three.
“Dave is clearly very passionate about the laundromat business, entrepreneurship and helping others. His approach to mentoring is from a servant heart which I believe is rare these days and very much appreciated. Dave listened, asked questions and provided guidance to help me evaluate the best course of action for my specific situation. I truly felt like I was speaking with a friend and would highly recommend Laundromat Millionaire as a resource and ally in your business.”
“Dave Menz is the real deal. He knows the laundromat business inside and out from hard-fought experience, intentional learning, and a vast network within the industry. His heart is one of a teacher and a giver, and there is no better person in this industry to learn from and to be guided by. I highly recommend his book and coaching if you're in the market for a laundromat or want to optimize your laundromat business. Laundromat Millionaire is ten out of ten, only because the scale doesn't go higher!”
I was a telephone lineman. My wife, Carla, was a schoolteacher.
We had full-time jobs, a family, normal bills, and limited capital. Nobody handed us a portfolio of stores.
We bought our first laundromats while we were still clocking in every day.
Then came the unglamorous part. We improved the stores, reinvested what they made, built systems, and grew one step at a time.
Today our laundromats support a team of about 50 employees, and laundromats helped us become millionaires.
We didn't start where we are today. We started with our first laundromat, and that first step is what we'll teach you on October 11th.
Our results are our own. Yours will depend on the deal you choose and how you operate the business.
A few months from now, you drive past a laundromat and see it differently.
You know what kind of store fits your budget.
Your notes hold the places opportunities come from, the questions to ask a seller, and the numbers that separate an interesting deal from a dangerous one.
You stop looking at laundromats like a customer and start looking at them like an owner.
Then one day, you get the keys.
When you upgrade the machines, clean up the store, and win more customers, every improvement goes into an asset you own.
If the store performs well, it can produce monthly cash flow and build equity at the same time.
That income can help with the mortgage, get reinvested, or go toward the next store.
Over time, your job can become more of a choice instead of your only option.
A laundromat is a real business with customers, repairs, and employees. We call it flexible, not passive.
This masterclass is built for people who:
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