I mean basic stuff: a fresh coat of paint, swapping out dated light fixtures, replacing outlet covers, deep-cleaning the carpets, or pressure washing the exterior.

It might be a wash and even if there are savings, there are still other upcharges.5.

Maybe pet wash station?

People wash dishes in the sink as long as they are aware.

I would love to buy a car wash or laundry mat.

We've done an ozone machine in the garage and main house, as well as bleach water wash of the floors, baking soda on the floors, and spraying cat pee cleaner.

It gets super tiring to have to rearrange crap every time you want to heat up leftovers or wash your hands.

That's what I would do anyway Cashflow is essential - that is the life of the business unless you are a multimillionaire and can remain solvent until you get the appreciation you estimated and sell for a profit.

Purchase price: $58,000 Cash invested: $5,000 In February 2020, we purchased 1029 W Ash Street in Junction City, Kansas, as our first true investment property—one we did not have to live in.

Usually 2-3X.So rather than buying a car wash that grosses $100k with SDE of $50k with a 3X multiplier for the sale price to be $150k, the 6 cabin resort that grosses $100k with SDE of $50k with a 3X multiplier would have a sale price of $300k.Just an example for a different perspective.