How to Buy a Laundromat Business
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In this video, Laundromat Resource Podcast host Jordan Berry talks through everything you need to know about how to buy a laundromat. If you have ever been intrigued by owning a laundromat but didn't know where to turn for information on how to actually buy one, this video is a must watch!
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@@mitchell9169 🤣🤣
i hate fruit cake ass dudes that take forever to get to the fucking point.
thank you for letting us know
And then 80% of the the rest of the video is spent trying to get you to sign up for his newsletter or ebook or whatever. 🤪
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First and foremost, thank you, and God bless! I so appreciate the information. I've been searching for informative content on this subject and I'm so happy to have found your channel! Thank you
Nurse here 😊👋 gotta keep doing research guys, and include God in anything and everything you decide to do 😊 !
Absolutely! But don't forget to take some action, too!
Amen 🙏
Are u able to help miss? I'm interested
Newbie here, researching laundromat as a first time business owner. Just discovered your channel and subscribed. Much appreciate the positive and encouraging video!
When you said doctors, lawyers (high salaries) buy laundromats was a bummer but the follow up of me an average joe buying one was great, thanks. New subscriber btw!
In my experience, laundromat owners come from all walks of life. The best ones are the ones that genuinely care about others and have a lot of grit.
Haha, sorry to disappoint you initially, but glad you regained some excitement. In this business, average Joes have a great opportunity to succeed! Thanks for the sub!
fyi I am a lawyer and it's not all that it's cracked up to be, that's why I'm on this page!
To clarify - are you saying being a lawyer is not all it’s cracked up to be? If that’s what you’re saying and you’re here to learn how to buy a laundromat to replace your legal career, good job, sister!
Thank you so much for everything. I need this in my life.
Thanks so much! This is the best information I’ve found.
Do you find it helpful or hurtful to the price if the lease is set for 5+ years? Obviously if the lease is low or high it will be simple but if the lease is somewhat average how do you work that into an offer? Does a long term lease help you in lowering the price or does a lease ending in a year or 2 help? Basically, how does that lease effect the ask price of the business? Thanks for all the good info!
I like the way you talk about laundromats. I bought a bad one at first. it was a very big ding. The second one was built from scratch. It took several months though to get it running and my money was tied up for a while. Believe me, the stress was insane. I almost lost my house.
How are the laundry mats doing now?
What made the first one so bad?
@@friendlytester6861 It was older with older machines. I couldn't get anyone to fix them. Plus a new laundromat ended up opening across the street from me which I didn't know about. It took out 30% of my customers.
How are you doing now with your laundromat? Appreciate you sharing a downside to your business venture. I don’t see a lot of negatives
@@lesliejames3949 I moved to the philippines several years ago. I sold my laundrymats in LA and bought an apt building here. I am looking for a location to open a new laundry mat here in Manila. A small one only. Maybe 10 washers or 15 max. There are very few self serve laundry mats here in manila compared to LA.
Is there a certain way to renegotiate how do you go about that?
Hi, i tried to download the ebook > i registered > i logged in > i went back to the ebook > and i didnt find any download , there just a message that said “you dont need to register again (???). It takes me back to the pricing page
Wow glad I found your channel I have a ton of questions
Glad to answer as many as I can
Laundromat Resource what is the best way to reach you
Sorry, just saw this comment. Laundromatresource.com or, if you want to jump on a phone call, Laundromatresource.com/coaching
Laundromat Resource I just scheduled a meeting for Monday
Can you make a video how to open my own laundromat step by step
Would you do a video about the ins of running a laundromat business? Ie. Getting routine maintenance and cleaning and hiring employees, how much revenue should be spent on these things, and maybe some things like the best way to run a laundromat
Great suggestion! I will put it on my list.
Hello all!
im a newbie here.
i have 16 years of laundromat experience.
worked at several during the years.
been at the current one 6 years+
i have seen things
ups and downs
i love it tho
how did you start exactly? Did u have good credit or bad? Can I start with no money just a loan?
@@suzysurgent62 I am not an owner, just an attendant. Sorry if mislead you
It will be easy just to get a metal shed build and equip it with everything you need and open it as a laundry mat. Air and cooling, sitting area, vending machines, atm
The whole video is about to go to your website!
I'm wanting to reopen up a laundromat here in my home town can someone give some advices on getting my first business loan and getting set up license and certified in my state would love to know some information to help me get a small laundromat up and going the laundromat is completely still has everything all the equipment everything still in it but I wanted to go in and do some remodeling and get it back up to code and getting it running again can some give some tips how to approach a bank about getting a first time business loan
I see on a broker website selling a laundromat
they mention revenue and cashflow it says revenue 165k which I understand but then it says cashflow 75k, what is cashflow, is that the same as net income?
Great question! Revenue = total income. Cashflow = Net Income (technically it’s net income after loan payments and taxes but usually they mean net income before those expenses)
Yay I was finally able to get through with signup. Im ready to find what I need financially but Im here
I like you. Your very frank, and I dig how u lay it all out. Including that you got burned b4. I have confidence in someone like that. Definitely signing up for your info. 💯
caidwi211 hey thanks! I appreciate that! Let me know if I can answer any specific questions for you along the way
This should be called “how to plug all my friends and my coaching” you didn’t say anything informative! All you mentioned is your memberships etc.
Sorry you didn’t find anything valuable in there for you. Let me know if you have any specific questions I can help you answer
Thanks for the info! Is your book still releasing this month?
Shooting for the end of the month still! It might get pushed back a week or so due to the current circumstances but it's coming!
Thanks for the free Ed. That’s very nice
No problem. Glad to help any way I can!
THANK YOU BRO
Hey Jordan
I listened to your podcast with Chris "Money" about finances. It was great. My question to you is, have you ever purchased a used building and gutted it to make a laundromat? I am looking to get in the business in rural towns in Louisiana and two places I looked at yesterday have one very bad or no laundromat in it.
I personally haven't as it's difficult to make the numbers work in a lot of places in California, but plenty of people have. It definitely can be a profitable business model.
Are there actual companies who come out and help you get your laundromat up and running from the ground up as in putting the bases down the laundry equipment and if so what are their names
Distributors can help you with that and can also introduce you to installers
i wanna own a laundromat i live in nyc bunch of those are everywhere not everyone has the luxury of a washer at home they will always be needed and always be around
Good content. Thanks.
Glad you liked it!
Thank you for your good knowledge. You should make a video of how to finance a laundromat business and what are good resources to seek financing. Thank you
Great suggestion! I’ll add that to the list. I’ve done two podcast episodes with lenders that are both awesome! Check them out if you want:
HTTPS://laundromatresource.com/show24
HTTPS://laundromatresource.com/show31
Do you recommend taking a business course on entrepreneurship course? I have never owned a business.
I’m a big fan of continued learning so it could definitely help, but I also don’t think you need to. Read or listen to some good business books, listen to good podcasts, and watch educational business CZcams videos. You can learn a lot really fast that way
Thank you so much for your help!
How do I partner with someone to buy a laundromat. I have one that is interested in selling.
do we need to have any mechanical experience in case our laundry broken ?
It can be helpful but definitely not necessary
So, what if we need one how can we find them ? Like our go to mechanical for our laundry mat ? Thank you very much
No, I fixed my machines but you can also just get a contract to fix. They get paid a fortune if you like fixing. I used to fix 3 other laundromat machines. I usually got $150 an hour for labor.
My home is currently in Escrow for my home and after I pay off all my debt and buy a new car I should have about $80k left. I’m in Los Angeles do you think I can buy one?
Yeah, you can buy one with $80k, especially if you combine that with a loan
@@LaundromatResource What’s the minimum I don’t want to dump my entire 80k.... how much do you think I neeed to put down for maybe $100k laundrymat.
Would you recommend buying a struggling one or a brand new one after this recession ?
There are a lot of "it depends" on that one. In order to successfully resurrect a struggling laundromat you have to be able to change the habits of customers from going to a different laundromat to going to your laundromat. Buying a struggling laundromat can yield a higher return, but also carries a higher risk. Buying a newer one that is stable and profitable carries less risk, but likely lower return potential.
@@LaundromatResource Thanks for the tip!!
Very well said answer Jordan!
@@LaundromatMillionaire Just subscribed to your channel. Hope to learn some good stuff!
@@livinwithlt Thank you so much. Hopefully we all are learning from each other! That's the key to success imo.
Me and my friend are thinking of buying one but we only have 10k and most are 250-500k, we’re thinking of getting a loan and buying one. What are some ways to narrow down the best opportunities
This might be a good place to start...
czcams.com/video/ZtZvMSG0xbw/video.html
Creativity, sweat equity, and grit will take you a loooong ways.
@@LaundromatMillionaire thank you
@@marwangkhat3756 You're very welcome ✈️
I have questions #1 where do I go and get a laundromat business license, or do I buy the laundromat first and then I go through expectations then I get my license? #2 how to know if I'm buying a good laundromat let's just say if the gross revenue is $379,000 before taxes and bills and stuff Does that mean I'm keeping a good percentage out of that at the end of the year?
Great questions. 1. You don't need a business license until you buy your laundromat. Then you will just get a business license through your city/county. 2. Gross revenue doesn't mean much. The number you need to find is the NET number, or income minus expenses.
I got a cool idea,
Laundromat/Bowlin Alley
The washer & dry are at the front of the lanes. You can bowl while ur clothes wash&dry. 😊
I'M INTERESTED IN THIS
Check it out and let me know if you have any questions!
Hi, why wouldnt you recommend checking yourself in pages where they sell business? Why would you recommend a broker better? Thanks
How much do laundromats usually cost to buy?
It really depends. $50,000-$100,000 for a fixer upper all the way up to $500,000 and beyond. It depends on how much money the business makes really.
Hi, great video. , but the link to download the ebook is broken
Hmm...seems to be working when I try it. I will look into it more, thanks for letting us know!
Maybe it will work here for you: laundromatresource.com/free-e-book/
@@LaundromatResource Thank you, I will try again now… question, for closed laundermats, without good telephone numbers for the owners, how can I get more info about a closed down business, to get In touch with someone to buy it? Thanks
I signed up to receive your e-book, received a confirming email, clicked on it and it keeps asking me to sign up for the free email???
Hmmm, I’ll take a look at that. Send me an email at jordan@laundromatresource.com and I’ll make sure you get it. Sorry about that but thanks for letting me know!
When Americans truly understood my equation thy said try very hard to get a laundry matt
Went to your site. Can’t seem to get access to it
My apologies, the site was down for maintenance this morning. It should be up and running now
Video actually starts at 5:00 if you don’t wanna waste your time with all the babbling
any advice on if i should get a loan to buy one. been really interested in buying one
Yeah, it's a great question. I think it depends on your goals and your situation. If you're trying to get cash flow with as little money down as possible, obviously a loan would be the way to go as long as the business still can flows. I'm a fan of letting the business pay for itself. However, if you have a big chunk of money and want the most cash flow possible, all cash is probably the way to go.
I have an article on a bunch of different ways to finance a laundromat if you're interested in checking that out. I'd also jump on a phone call with you if you needed to talk it out. LaundromatResource.com/coaching if you want to schedule that.
Let me know what other questions come up. I'm glad to help
He is a nice guy who genuinely wants to help people. I hope the information in his e-book can help me make wise decisions when buying my first laundromat!
I dont mean to be so off topic but does someone know a method to get back into an instagram account??
I was dumb lost the account password. I appreciate any help you can offer me!
@@malcolmjameson8790 im pretty sure you can reset password, and you'll receive a email to reset it
I own a laundromat, that is exclusive for WASH & FOLD SERVICES, before pandemic was good, now is dead, no clients, and I have not money to pay high Marketing strategies, what I can do, please if you can share one of your great ideas, I'm planning to sale the place, because I use my savings to pay the expenses the last months and I can't do that anymore, thank you, my place is in Montreal Canada.
Sorry to hear your tough situation. I’ve been there and it’s not fun. I think your options are to either 1. Cut your losses and sell or 2. Buckle down and hustle to drum up new business. That means knocking on doors, going to businesses to see if they need laundry done, offering pick up and delivery, reaching out to past clients to see if you can win them back, promoting your services on social media, handing out fliers, wearing “Ask me to do your laundry” t-shirts everyday, or anything else you can think of to improve that business. But that will mean a lot of time and effort so you need to decide if it’s worth it for you.
Do you still offer free coaching ?
i do. laundromatresource.com/coaching
No more free coaching!?
I joined your website and I still can't find anyone who would be willing to help me get my own laundromat. I'm a very busy savvy person with some experience in the laundromat business.
What kind of help are you looking for?
@@LaundromatResource Getting my first laundromat. I have some experience, I was an ops manager at a laundromat years ago and fell in love with the industry. Unfortunately, I have poor credit and I'm also poor.
@@elderinisrael look up how to build your credit for example renting helps but u need to open a credit card so talk to someone at the bank about this, sometimes youtube has good info. I am not sure what score u need to take out a loan just talk to a pro I do know sesame credit is one example
Free coaching not available
Still available :) check out the coaching page
Hey I heard laundromats should be free and that if a person buys one, you are buying someone else’s failure since no one would sell a profitable cash flow. Is this true? There are ways to get laundromats for free?
lilrexy I've seen those videos, too :) I have a video about it telling you how it works if you want to check it out. You're only buying sometime else's failure if you buy a failing laundromat. There are lots of reasons people sell their laundromats. I have a blog post with the 10 most common reasons if you want to check that out. There are lots of ways to get in the business and lots of ways to run them one you own them. Just remember to be cautious taking advice from someone trying to sell you something :)
Laundromat Resource that is true, thank you very much. Also, how much should a laundromat in New York City when it’s bringing in about 4K a month? Some of the prices I see for sell seems too good to be true since it is in NYC not in Texas. Know what I mean?
Lilrexy, That is a very ignorant statement for someone to make. I'm sure they mean well, but a cash on cash ROI of 30% or higher is NEVER A BAD INVESTMENT.
No - that’s false. People sell profitable businesses all the time. In fact, how could you sell a business that loses money??
What two critical mistakes did you make when buying those two laundromats that you discussed in your video?
Great question. 1. I relied solely on the broker to buy my laundromat. The broker only gets paid if I buy a laundromat. I recommend having an experienced third party consultant or owner helping you through the process. 2. I didn't thoroughly check for new laundromats going in when I purchased a mat. One opened up and put a dent in my income. Proper due diligence is important.
I agree would love to know more about financing a laundromat
@@LaundromatResource I did that too, put a big dent in my wallet. I did better the second time. I had a company build out a new one. Went with card system and new machines. Made less percentage but steady low maintenance. I also got some financing on the machines which helped.
Links aren’t working
Thanks for letting us know. They have been fixed
What if I have a 400 credit score is it possible?
Not a snowball's chance in hell, not with a traditional bank loan anyway.
Hello, is coaching still available?
Yep! You can book a call at laundromatresource.com/coaching
Links down below!! Sheeeeeesh!!
Lake shore plaza or stone stown is good location
This laundry resembles friend ship between United States and Europe and so it needs to look that way
My goal is to buy a Laundry Mat I just need figure out the logicistics
Hey House, this can be a great business but take your time and do your due diligence. It's very capital intensive and mistakes are costly. Be well ✈️
Let us know if we can help figure out the logistics with you.
@@LaundromatResource thank you for contacting me do you have any contact information or email that I can speak you directly
My email is jordan@laundromatresource.com
Or, you can book a free call at LaundromatResource.com/coaching
Looking forward to connecting!
@@LaundromatResource thank you Jordan i will definitely reach out
So if I was to take a loan out what would that person be called next
which person?
@@LaundromatResource the one who takes the loan out that’s not rich or a millionaire maybe the average joe?
Would be good to know if dry cleaner businesses have the same upside
Dry cleaners have some of the same upsides but also have downsides. For example, while laundromats were marginally affected temporarily by Covid, many dry cleaners were devastated. They’re not necessary in the same way as laundromats
@@LaundromatResource Thanks that’s super helpful - any high level reasons why they took the hit harder than laundromats?
@@s.a.9379 my guess would be, since no one was working, there was no need for those expenses considering most dress clothes were not needed.
This sounds like one long infomercial about all the various services that YOU offer. I learned practically nothing from it except that you offer "free" services.
I've been waiting on someone to return my emails. I've paid for the membership and reached out for help, only to be ignored. Hopefully this will get a response.
Hey man, I’ll check to see what happened with your email and get things taken care of asap. Sorry you’re having trouble with the site but I’ll get you sorted
@@LaundromatResource thank you. I refreshed our email thread so it should be easy to find.
What do I do when I go on vacation? Who collects all this money and coins lol
Great question! It depends. It could be a manager, a family member, a broker, or, if you don't have someone you can trust and you're an all-cash business, you may have to plan your vacations around it. I would suggest setting your business up to allow you to have the lifestyle you want. For example, using a card payment system instead of coins
@@LaundromatResource thanks for the answer. I guess the question is how long can you be gone for until the machines fill up with quarters that you have to empty before they can operate again?
I'm sorry to be contrary but there is no upside to actually owning the laundry mat leasing on the other hand gives you four more tax advantages and you have enough money left over to be able to retool and take that that's a huge tax write-off you also then won't need huge sums of money cuz you're not buying it you're leasing. I'm also surprised you didn't cover wash and fold and other services you can add on to your business to make it even more profitable.
I’m not tracking. Are you saying there’s no advantage to owning the property? The equipment? There’s obviously huge tax advantages to owning both of those. I’m assuming you’re making an argument against buying the real estate. I’m all for depreciating equipment strategically but in many markets that depreciation won’t compare to the real estate depreciation. And when you own the real estate you should still be paying rent from your laundromat corporation to your real estate corporation, so I’m not tracking the advantage there. It’s true, it will likely require more money to buy both but if you have the capital and purchase both at logical prices it’s a no-brainer to buy both.
I've seen posts online from sellers who are willing to finance a buyer with a certain amount of credit and networth. I'm looking at all avenues as I have the initial liquid to put down but not the networth.
This process can be a bit overwhelming at times but I am remaining optimistic. I was hoping owning a business actually increases my networth but sometimes I feel as though in order to play you have to be well off/established.
Nevertheless I will be reading your ebook for additional insight.
Not all sellers have a networth requirement. Keep searching!
@@LaundromatResource will do :-)
i’m getting revenge if anyone finesses me. it’s going to cost them a finger or 4
He took 21 minutes to say 7 minutes of information.
I need one in Columbus ohio
If coin laundromats are so easy to run and they make great cash flow why do I see so many of them for sale? I have seen the same laundromats for sale for the last 3 years in places like Chicago? why? For example, one unit selling for 325K and cash flow is 87k... Why sell it, it's like saying no to free cash flow? Why is the unit on the market for 3 years? what am I missing here? “The old adage, 'If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is'" I am interested in buying a passive income side business, however, I feel that the awesome laundromat business story is not very clear to someone like me?
Great question! There are a lot of reasons people sell. I wrote an article about why people sell. Here's the link: laundromatresource.com/top-10-reasons-people-sell-their-laundromat/
It's likely one of those reasons.
From Kitten in Mittens - comment was deleted - not cool man.
its being sold as a failure. you also have to be careful because many operators do not keep track of their expenses or income at all, and will outright lie to you. They may also leave faucets running in the event someone may want to verify water usage to calculate income that way, because water usage is public info and that is also how the IRS audits laundromats. They may also fill the quarter boxes and show you the laundromat on a sunday (the busiest day) where most laundromats do half their weekly profits... most people who own laundromats have zero clue what they are doing and they rush into commercial leases with zero knowledge. "Buying" a laundromat means buying someone else's failure, in the vast majority of cases, no one is going to sell a successful cash business. There are plenty of "reasons" but none of them are good, do your due diligence, do not BUY laundromats, you will never see a ROI if you do.
Even at 2x speed this guy did not talk fast enough. Great information though
lol, yeah, sorry. my wife tells me that all the time...
Why is the laundromat industry in a bad place?
I don’t think it’s in a bad place. I think there is room for improvement in certain areas, like accountability for brokers, lack of transparent pricing for machines, lack of information and resources, etc.
CAN ANYONE FILL ME IN ON THE PART OF HIS BOOK THAT EXPLAINS WHAT THE BROKERS FAILED TO EXPLAIN TO HIM ABOUT THE BUSINESS THAT ENDED UP COSTING HIM?????? HELP LOL
I’m a barber and I’m trying to buy one
Love that! Let me know if you ever snag one or if there’s anything I can do to help!
@@LaundromatResource I’ve been following all your videos. Once I get my finances in order I’ll reach out, I need/appreciate the help!
Looking forward to it!
Here are my biggest questions
1. If the industry is such a cash cow, why is anyone even selling?
2. Why wouldn't you just buy up all that you can instead of giving the knowledge away, which increases competition?
These on honest questions even though they may seem harsh.
Because they bought someone’ else’s failure and can never recoup their cost for buying it. Most people don’t know how to run one efficiently
if he lives in montana and you live in indiana, do you really think hes your competition? come on.....think smarter
I bought and sold a couple of laundromats. Machines are expensive especially upkeep. Some just want to cash out. The first one I bought was $500k and the second I put up for $350k. They are expensive upfront.
and of course... "go get my e book"
all over the place...
3 min in and we still haven't talked "how". Just talking about other videos.
You’re a realtor, you know “how”. Find a laundromat for sale, make an offer, verify the income and expenses, and close. 😉 The other videos are tools to help people who truly don’t know “how”.
@@LaundromatResource just making an observation. whats the best way to find them?
@@alexjflow laundromat or small business broker, Google “laundromat for sale near me” and call the listing agents of those laundromats, and direct mail or just talking with owners for off market deals. Also looking for closed down laundromats and negotiating a lease with the landlord. Those are your best bets
The author offers no real advice on the issues that he encountered. He just keeps pushing you to his website for more information.
How to Buy a Laundromat Business. But first listen to me ramble on for 5 minutes.
Yeah, I hear you. Not my best video but one of my first. Check out the new 3 part series on how to buy a laundromat if you want more details more succinctly.
Assuming people in IT are high earners. 🤣
Please get to the point on how to purchase one as the title says instead of dancing around the words an advertising your other videos
way too much babbling
The title says how to...... not listen to me babble about laundrymats.
Change the title to this video to listen to be ramble about laundrymats. And push my web site and e book. You said almost nothing about how to buy a laundrymat
C’mon. So disappointed
I appreciate the feedback. Succinct is not my strong suit haha. But definitely an area to improve. Thanks for the input
Or don't watch the video if all you are going to do is complain.
If you "buy" a laundromat then you're doing it wrong.
Lol. Hope the kool-aide is refreshing
So many words. So little information….
This video was not very helpful instead of telling us about all the links in the description and on your website maybe actually take your time and make a video on that
Sorry to hear you didn’t find value in it. Go check out the free mini course I just posted this week on how to buy a laundromat. It’s very practical
Ur just advertising I’m disappointed
Advertising what? I don't sell anything :)
he said nothing about how to value a laundromat business.
How Much Is a Laundromat Really Worth?
czcams.com/video/0Z3ksLnobaU/video.html
We have a few videos on how to value a laundromat. Here’s the latest.
This ain't nothing but a long azz boring commercial.
this video is a waste of time. could be 4 min
Dude is here just to sell his service NO VALUE
Sorry to hear you didn’t get any value out of it. Let me know if you have any questions that didn’t get answered in the video. I’d be glad to answer them for you.
Also, I didn’t mention one thing you can buy from me in that video because I didn’t have a single thing to buy for almost two years after that video 😊
bruh get to the point!!!!!
😂 skip it forward. I hear you
Whole video was a promotion
Promotion for what? I don’t currently sell anything :)
I do not recommend this video
Sorry to hear you didn't get any value from this video. I did just create a free, 3-part mini-course on the channel on how to buy a laundromat. Perhaps that will give you the information you're seeking on how to buy a laundromat. Here's part 1 if you're interested: czcams.com/video/y3iBEqRwwys/video.html
Get to the point you talk a lot about nothing
you are so boring to listen to
Thanks?
10 minutes in and there’s not one piece of valuable information. Besides, I’m trying to pump other sites wast of time.
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