re: What business ideas would you want if you had the money?

I’d save those shekels till the bust comes. This will give you time to see what investments you believe will work. I’m looking for an unused building with a large roll up door. Want to buy a car lift and put inside. Just enough for a single mechanic to have his own business. You know there’s a mechanic that’s tired of dealing with his bosses shite that could pull in enough clientele to make a living and pay you rent for the building.

Logistics must be a nightmare. Have to hire a full time nurse plus attendants and real estate. I wonder how much upfront cost this is

No, my girlfriend is a gastroenterologist and make over 500k but her hands are limiting her from working too much longer. We invested in stocks but seem too volatile so thinking of buying some business to run

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You better wife that up

Movie theater with a bathroom at the top with one way glass

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Thought of car wash and laundromat. Any other ideas?

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I looked at doing a laundromat once. I have commercial rental property, but wanted to look at something a little different. There was a small town about 10 miles from where I lived that didn't have one and was pretty low income. I recognized that people that lived there had to drive 10 miles to do their laundry. I did research and determined the number of trailers, rental houses, income, population, estimated the number of loads of laundry per week based on number of families, etc. I contacted a manufacturer of commercial washer / dryers and confirmed they could be leased and the cost, how much leasing a building would cost (would buy and lease to my laundry business), estimated cost of labor to operate, etc. I calculated it would make about $30K per year. The salesman of the commercial washer / dryer company also did a free analysis based on the location and came up with the same number. In the end, I didn't want to have to trust someone to collect the money every evening and didn't want to do it myself. The other downside was that the salesman told me that I would definitely have it broken into periodically and equipment damaged trying to steal the money in the machines. He said it was just a part of owning a laundry mat.

It was fun doing all the math and research, but figured I'd just stick to renting buildings.

Warehouse space, specifically. Cross docks are in super high demand due to Amazon forcing distributors to mimic their business model. We’re forecasting funding 6 new warehouses before EOY.

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$2 beers on Tuesdays

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nursing homes and/or senior housing

make BANK... have a buddy doing this, about to open a 2nd location in NOLA, with his first spot profiting $20-25K/month... his 2nd location will house more people and he estimates it will profit $40K/month... fricking insane

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I have a cousin that is into housing for the "disabled". Making stacks and it's all paid by the government so the rent is never late.