there are three businesses i would buy right now.

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The post leverages a common entrepreneurial interest in identifying profitable business opportunities. By framing the advice as actionable insights from a known figure (Codie Sanchez), it provides value and encourages engagement.

Summary

Codie Sanchez discusses three types of businesses she would acquire: home services, laundromats, and car washes. She highlights their potential for disruption and profitability, particularly those that are older, owner-ready to retire, and often overlooked.

Structure

1Introduction of three businesses to buy
2Home services: low upfront cost, ripe for disruption
3Laundromats and car washes: rural focus, AI limitations
4The formula: old business, retiring owner, low marketing
5Overlooked businesses with high cash flow potential
6Concluding quote on dry cleaning profitability

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there are three businesses i would buy right now. what are they? number one: home services. window cleaning, roofing, landscaping, painting... these businesses don't require a lot of money up front and they're ready to be disrupted. number two: laundromats and car washes specifically in rural areas... AI isn't replacing them, but they're expensive in the cities. here's the formula... old business, three to five years old. owner ready to retire. not a lot of marketing. these are businesses everybody thinks are lame. but we cash flow on them. one of my favorite CEOs said... "everybody makes fun of dry cleaning. we make millions." Get the full story: The Burnouts X Codie Sanchez