Then you get down the rabbit hole of integrating platforms and automating your workflows which takes a lot of massaging and some technical skill. 

From cancelling rent to providing free massages every week to off set the stresses of being a tenant.

I guess this is where the 50% rule can give a quick reality check and that ends up about $145 cash flow, but the low cost of entry gives it some credibility.As it stands this looks to be a mediocre deal that needs massaging to make it a worthwhile deal.

I have some data massaging skills and programming skills so I am thinking to utilize that into our REI biz and make it more scalable..I have not started anything yet but if I found anything, I will post here and share to the group.

For the sake of the product that you all want to massage baby oil all over and take to the beach on a nice summer's day, sipping a Mai Tai, and of course, crushing real estate on an app, just let this thread rest in peace.

We offered in-home massages, grocery delivery, professional photography, etc etc and it was very spotty. 

So, maybe you sell a $50 massage gift certificate for $45 but pay the massage business $40 for it and make $5 in the middle.

Sort of like giving another guys girlfriend a foot massage - Pulp Fictlon

My massage guy is one of them.

@Doug Henderson, I’m using a mortgage broker send me a massage and I can get you connected to him.