Eric Piccione

Renting a Corner of Someone Else’s Car Wash

You don't have to own a car wash to earn from its traffic. The honest vacuum-island math, why towels beat…

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The Real Estate Books I’d Read Before Buying Another Rental (Math Book First)

After a $7,000 HVAC bill and three months of vacancy, here's the order I'd read real estate books in now,…

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The Cash Inside an ATM Earns Nothing. Whose Cash Should It Be?

An ATM's float is idle cash with a job to do. How I'd weigh self-loading your own money against renting…

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One Relationship, Many Buildings: Why I’d Pitch Property Management Companies First

One property management company can run dozens of buildings. Here's how to map who manages what, find the regional who…

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The Boring ATM Rules That Quietly Protect Your Income

ATM rules ranked by how fast they can shut off your income: TR-31 encryption, EMV liability, the fee screen, ADA…

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The $500 Upgrade That Is Really a Time Purchase

Two AI vending machines $500 apart, and the only real difference is room. How I price capacity in hours, and…

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Why Laundromat Owners Are the Most Useful People to Know in Your Town

Laundromat owners run cash-flow businesses and can say yes to vending, ATMs and more. Here's why they're worth knowing and…

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The ATM Processor Contract Is the Real Business You’re Buying

Where a $3 ATM fee actually goes, who takes a slice, and why the exit clause in your processing contract…

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Starting to Invest From Zero? Read These 6 Books in This Order

Six investing books in the order I'd hand them to a friend starting from zero: save, automate, behave, buy the…

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The $3 ATM Fee Is the Clearest Pricing Lesson I Know

Why people pay nearly $5 to get their own cash, what that teaches about pricing any small business, and the…

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