Lakeside Laundry & Wash-Dry-Fold
2240 Lakeside Avenue, Austin, Texas 78704 · 12 years in operation · Semi-attended — 1 full-time attendant + owner part-time
Business only — buyer assumes the NNN lease (real estate NOT included)
Asking $445,000 sits inside the real fair-value range of $403,800–$477,830 — priced about right, not a steal. Modern equipment and a strong lease are real strengths. But metered water usage implies revenue closer to $442K–$491K than the $396K claimed — a $70,766 gap worth resolving with the seller before you move forward.
9-dimension breakdown
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Owner earning power — the bridge
How we get from net operating income to true owner earning power (SDE).
Note: the $44,000 attendant payroll is a real operating cost and is NOT added back.
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This deal has real strengths — modern equipment, a genuinely long lease, and a fair asking price — but it isn't the clean story it looks like on paper. The SDE of $134,600 is solid, and the add-backs (debt service, depreciation, two clear personal items) are all defensible. The real issue is the water bill. At 2,150,000 gallons a year, the volume this store is actually running implies revenue closer to $442K–$491K — not the $396,000 claimed. That's a $70,766 gap, and it's exactly the kind of thing water usage is designed to catch. Before you go further: ask for 12 months of card-processor statements and coin-collection logs, and reconcile them against this water number yourself. If the gap resolves in your favor, this deal gets meaningfully better than it already looks. If it doesn't, ask the seller directly why the numbers don't match.
10-Year Projection
Pro previewRevenue 3%/yr, expenses 2.5%/yr — first / mid / last year shown.
Due Diligence checklist
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- 3 years of federal tax returns (supplied)
- 12 months of bank statements (supplied)
- Trailing 12 water bills (supplied)
- Equipment maintenance logs (supplied)
- Signed lease + NNN expense reconciliation (last 24 mo) (request from seller)
- Vendor contracts (soap, card processing, coin pickup) (request from seller)
- Sales tax filings (state of Texas) (request from seller)
- POS export — daily revenue by service line, last 90 days (request from seller)
Generated report (PDF)
Pro previewBank/SBA-ready report combining all of the above into a single export.
How will YOU run it?
Current owner numbers vs. a buyer's reasonable first-year plan.
Modest revenue lift assumes adding pickup/delivery routes and a small vend-price catch-up on the 60lb washers. Expense lift covers one additional part-time attendant for the route ramp. This projection is separate from — and does not resolve — the water-usage revenue gap above; reconcile that first.
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