Maybe he spends 20 years working for a corporation then should he build a machine shop in your garage and start a tool company and compete with Milwaukee Tools?

Plus, a machine can still take coins if necessary, but my mid-term renters love not using quarters.

Hearing from many testimonials by talking to real Padsplit owners in person, it seems to be a true cashflow machine coming from a single family residence.

Sounds easy, but it is a large 25 x 70' building that is full of at least 10 very large, very heavy machines.

Of course, I do not have a crystal ball, tea leaves, or a time machine but after years of declining home prices there are a lot of factors supporting the idea that we are at the bottom and should start inclining.

So far we have a respectable guy trying to buy a boat in California because houses are too expensive lol and others who have a time machine apparently and going back to 1999.Lets take 500k invested for 20 of these properties using your example and lets include 1% RV, amortization, average rate of appreciation etc, link below.

Other good methods for adding value include: adding on-site laundry machines, building storage units in the basement, charging tenants for utilities, charging tenants for a trash pick up service, etc.Outside of that, fresh appliances, new fixtures & hardware, and professional cleaning services go a long way in making a unit look upgraded. 

You’re building a self-funding machine.

And with PDT rule dropping to all but nothing, it's the new hype machine and will without doubt suck a lot of people in. 

Whichever brand, look into machines with a card system.