All Forum Posts by: John Arendsen

I just re read my question and it did sound somewhat vague. Definitely not trying to be misleading in anyway. When I said "would like some advice" I should have added on locations for sale (land included).

Wow! Lot's of really great info and feedback from a lot of folks who seem to know the game. We're a franchisor of an existing car wash company. We are looking for viable locations either existing or suitable and/or car wash zoned friendly properties to build out. 

We're only interested in land purchase properties. No leases please. Must be located in the path of progress and demographically conducive to our target market. Thanks a bunch for all your help.

I'd like to get some advice and opinions on what to look for whence purchasing either existing car washes or suitable locations for new car washes.

Unfortunately Margaret with sensitive issues such as these seeking counsel is usually the most prudent way to proceed. Good luck and so sorry about your son. No one should ever outlive thier children. Got Bless you.

Joshua Daniels You may want to check out our MH Processing LLC website and see if there's any information there that can help you.

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Marc Faulkner, I didn't figure you were, LOL!

Actually Marc, I've been in the game for the past 3 decades. Just new to BP and navagating myself through it a bit looking for deals.  Thanks for stopping by.

Albeit I'm an ardent supporter of resident owned properties I have done extremely well in rent/lease communities close to the coast. Once again if you're in the path of progress it really doesn't matter that much as long as you now how to pick & fix.

Truth be known, in California there is more of a premium and intrinsic value in Senior Park communities vs family.  As a rule seniors tend to take much better care of their homes and come from a much more stable and predictable socio economic strata.