Osvaldo's insights really highlight his intelligence and expertise in the industry. It's great to see someone so knowledgeable sharing valuable information! 🙏
This is the guy that ends up owning several massive apartment complexes and several restaurants and laundromats. Talk about a busy busy person. So awesome! 👍
Did this Florida in early 2000’s. Sold it for a few hundred thousand. It will kick your butt physically. Up and down stairs. There is no hauling offsite. You dump in community dumpsters. The thing is I was making about $25k per month, peek was about $40k/ month. You’re not going to make $25k per month alone. 4-6 guys and three trucks. Expenses realistically $10-12k per month. When labor was good there many months of doing nothing. I have hit 2,300 doors in a day. Usually around 400 doors per complex. Kept full time job until more business gained. Serviced early morning and nights. It took off right after 9/11. Not related but always remember it. Eight months to get second contract after first. Pressure washing is a must for additional service and can’t be sold without in many cases.
@@supergameaddictedthis isn’t far-fetched. Learn how to valuate a business based off EBITDA. This is standard business practice to sell a business for 1-2times the yearly earnings depending on the business.
He sounded more proud to say he had a full time job he wasn't quitting than he did about the business that's making him real money. I get the job has benefits in all but imagine if he DID quit and focused more on this to scale it. The only reason you wouldn't is because you didn't really feel like it was something you could rely on consistently or long term, but clocking in is. In 2024.
Why is it so hard to believe someone loves what they do for their 9-5 work outside of their side hustle? Ridiculous! Not everyone wants to scale right away. Maybe they have a 5 or 10 year plan. Maybe they need the health/vision insurance in the meantime. Not everything is a lie or someone having an alterior motive. He seems happy doing both. Just root for him and keep it pushing! Sheesh!
He's probably keeping his 9 to 5 as a buffer for his bills and cost of living, while he keeps most of the business profits for maintenance of the business. It would be a good idea since living off the business profits would eat away some of that crucial money needed for the business to expand if he went full-time.
I lived in a number of condos/apartments where you had those trash chutes. People were always throwing in boxes and other items that would jam and others would put in bags but not close them, so the contents spilled out on the way down and made it smell terrible. Maintenance was constantly trying to unjam these things and they would often fill up for several stories full of crap (I lived on the top floor and was amazed when I could not get in anything because it was jammed below.) I hated that thing and would often just take my trash to a friend's house who had residential service to throw out may small number of bags. I can totally see why a building would love to have a service like this just in saving on the smell and maintenance costs alone.
Thanks for sharing! Having a dedicated service can really make a difference by keeping things clean and reducing maintenance issues, not to mention the convenience for residents.
Companies are horrible for apartment dwellers because my mom lived in one that had a company just like this but they’re forced to pay an extra monthly fee for an unnecessary service. My mom’s dumpster were steps away from her door but she still had to pay for them to do it smh.
Apartments are charging for trash either way, are they not? Even ifs it’s not an additional itemized fee, it’s wrapped into the rent. Instead of itemizing it, properties need to tell tenants that they charge for trash in the rent and as a service to the resident the property hires a company to come get it and walk it to the dumpster for them to save them the trip and to prevent leaks and such from damaging the property’s floors and concrete. The only people that complain about valet trash complain because they think they could just save the $25 fee or however much it is. I live in a house and it’s $35 per month for one pickup per week. I’d much rather have it nightly. Just my thoughts.
@@slumptydumpty1228 They're not the only people who complain. The OP complained, and so did I, and I don't even live in one of these places. It's obvious corporate greed if you understand how it works. They make tens of thousands per month on it, which is why no-one can opt out. 💰💰💰
This guy he’s living the American dream. He found the niche and go for it. He certainly has a strong work ethic. The sky is unlimited if you willing to works hard.
Yes, the business generates good money but I doubt that most Americans would call it "American dreams". Walking 25K - 40K steps a day is not American dreams. Most Americans would not do it.
@@patrickp8315 , true the majority people don’t want to work in this kind of business or any because it’s a hard job but for those who is willing to work like this guy they can achieved the American dream. Like any business you have to work hard to make it.
As a forced customer of a similar company - I HATE this model and wish it didn't exist. 1. When you sign a lease you are forced to use and pay for the service even if you don't want to use it. 2. You are forced to use their ugly bin (otherwise I could use something that fits in my interior more). 3. You get FINES. sometimes for no reason. Put a bagged plastic recycle outside in the specified time window without a bin (because trash is not full yet) - 25$ fine. Could not hide bin inside the apartment in a specific time (9am in my building) - fine. A guy who picks up trash leaves a note that the bag was not tied well enough, even though you sure you did - 25$ FINE. Whenever I move I will make sure that my next management does not have a contract with ValetLiving trash pick-up service, because I can walk to the trash shoot and dispose of it whenever I want instead of waiting for pick-up day and times.
It sounds like you’ve had a frustrating experience with your service. Hopefully, it improves over time, or maybe your apartment complex should consider hiring a better option like Osvaldo's! 🙏
Crazy timing, my business partner and I have been talking about this for a little under 2 months and we are starting this next week or potentially this week. This video and information is such a blessing, thank you!
Sounds like you're on the brink of an exciting new venture, and we're glad this video could provide some valuable insights. Best of luck to you and your business partner as you kick things off! 🎉
Making money isn't complicated. You just gotta find the sweet spot of demand and don't be greedy. Knowledge is key and self discipline is important. Know when to fold even when you're dealt with pocket Aces. I made all kinds of side hustle in my life because I wasn't focus on just one think. I was either selling a service or selling a product of some sort that is in high demand whichever that has a faster turn over at the time. I switch to it. Nothing that's illegal tho. Made honest living, met lots of people from different back grounds from different professions and even scammers. Lots of those lol
@@txterbug No, it would be per door per month. 20 years ago it was $4-6 per month per door. So a 400 unit complex would be $2,000 per month serviced Mon-Fri. So every door 5 times per week. Noway days it could be maybe $10-12 per door, I don’t know. $25k per month would only be 5-6 large complexes or 2-2,500 units. Definitely doable. Not by yourself though. I question how much of that $25k profit goes in his personal bank account and stays there. I went through everything he explains almost exactly.
Start by checking out some online courses and maybe grab a few books on the topic or head on over to our blog and listen to our podcast for more detailed information. Best of luck! 👊
Owning a business is definitely a full-time commitment. It takes serious dedication and effort to make it successful, far beyond what most people might consider a side hustle! 🙏
@@marthajean50why dont u just tell it right here?? It would have been quicker to get to the point & give a straight answer than write a paragrapah that means nothing
@@ExplorerBen7 Agreed. Pretty soon people will be buying remote controllers for their remote controllers so the buttons push themselves. Poor babies, how they suffer. 🤣
@@marthajean50 This is only good for seniors and disabled people. And Rachel Green. But everyone else, you can just throw it down the chute themselves.
Yes its crazy but my sister does eyelash extensions and they fall of or shed evey few weeks so if you have the dollars and are so inclined there are services that you might want to pay for,,,
😂 He throws the trash in the building dumpster its in the video, that's part of why it's zero cost, otherwise his family is helping so sounds like he reinvest profits 📈
@@playarabbit You have to be kidding me. I can't even. What the??? Why on Earth pay him when they can just put some kid on staff who could collect it all day long every day and scrub the chute, etc., to boot??? OMG smh.
Yoi throw it away on site in the dumpster... You're selling convenience... I've paid for these in a lot of my complexes and attempted to start one of these businesses myself... Very lucrative
You will burn your self out.. with this profits hire people and scale… I do about $200k-$300k have 4 employees HUGE profit margins works less than 20 hours a week. Once you find the craft and your can boost it every one wants your product. I will never give out my secret took me 17 years now I’m here..
It only makes sense if the complex is willing to pay for every door. You can’t just have like 10 doors out of 300 have your service. That wouldn’t be profitable.
So true fear of faliure is the reason of not strating a business ! if you are thinking of a business and have done the homework if you do not start you are a failure already...
As one of those residents in TX, this is the most stupid shit and I hate it. The trash bin literally next to your parked car. Fkin dump it on ur way out. Instead, we get stinky hallways, tenants leaving their trash outside over night and stray animals getting into it spreading it everywhere. Drips and stains. I saw one of the tenant's dog pee on a trash bin that was left outside of another tenant's door. They are probably still using that pee stained bin. This is so dumb ... and I have to pay extra for it without the ability to opt out.
It's unfortunate that you're facing those issues, as they create a messy and unpleasant environment for everyone. Hopefully, the management will address this and consider hiring a better service like Osvaldo's. 🙏
The business is genius. It’s an amenity. If the property policed it properly with your nasty neighbors, you would like the service. Other than the fact that it just sounds like it costs too much for you. $25 per month isn’t bad for a 5-night benefit. The property is going to charge for dumpsters anyway whether it shows as a separate charge or not. Or if it’s valet or not. Someone gonna pay for those dumpsters and if you think it’s the property you don’t understand apartments. But calling a business stupid because you would rather not pay for it doesn’t make it stupid.
@@slumptydumpty1228 lmfao u telling me what I would like or wouldn't like like u know me is fkin hilarious. Dumpster fees as u call it are included in the rent. The dumpster is literally next to your car. Grab ur trash and throw it in there next time u go to your car and stop leaving them in hallways. Again... U r hilarious, thx 🙏
It’s all about providing convenience and meeting a need in the market. Everyone has their own priorities and this business simply helps people save time. 😉
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@trashandgollc1113 alot of great information looking to start this thanks
How do the residents pay? and what happens if they don't pay monthly? is the contract with the building or individual renters?
Most properties included in the rent
Osvaldo is an extremely bright person. Don't let his type of work mislead you. His responses are superb!!!
Osvaldo's insights really highlight his intelligence and expertise in the industry. It's great to see someone so knowledgeable sharing valuable information! 🙏
Be honest, you expected him to be intellectually inferior because of his ethnicity. Otherwise, you wouldn’t have commented on his intelligence.
This is the guy that ends up owning several massive apartment complexes and several restaurants and laundromats. Talk about a busy busy person. So awesome! 👍
Probably the best format of questioning I ever heard and zero fluff. Keep it up.
What a smart idea, I'm always thinking of the wildest inventions, but this man is an example that making money doesn't have to be complicated.
Sometimes, the best solutions are the ones that address everyday challenges! 🙏
Did this Florida in early 2000’s. Sold it for a few hundred thousand. It will kick your butt physically. Up and down stairs. There is no hauling offsite. You dump in community dumpsters. The thing is I was making about $25k per month, peek was about $40k/ month. You’re not going to make $25k per month alone. 4-6 guys and three trucks. Expenses realistically $10-12k per month. When labor was good there many months of doing nothing. I have hit 2,300 doors in a day. Usually around 400 doors per complex. Kept full time job until more business gained. Serviced early morning and nights. It took off right after 9/11. Not related but always remember it. Eight months to get second contract after first. Pressure washing is a must for additional service and can’t be sold without in many cases.
Really? So you had a business that was making tens of thousands every month in profit and you sold it for “few hundred thousand”. Right…
@@supergameaddicted Correct.
@@supergameaddictedthis isn’t far-fetched. Learn how to valuate a business based off EBITDA. This is standard business practice to sell a business for 1-2times the yearly earnings depending on the business.
This is awesome. Is there anyway I can message you and ask you a few questions? 🙏🏻
@@luisdeza2009 certainly. Ask away.
Saw this guy from when he started. Takes courage and commitment to keep doing what he's doing. More than most people. Hats off to you hermano.
Totally agree-his courage and commitment are on another level. 🙌
One of the best interviews I've seen here! What an entrepreneur 😲 great story and testimony
RESPECT!! THIS MAN IS MAKING HIS OWN WAY.. THAT IS WHAT AMERICA IS ABOUT
It's inspiring to see someone carve out their own path and embody the entrepreneurial spirit. 🔥
He’s doing really great! He speak properly with knowledge better that our VP actually.
Thank you for the kind words! It’s always great to hear positive feedback about our guests. 🙏
He sounded more proud to say he had a full time job he wasn't quitting than he did about the business that's making him real money. I get the job has benefits in all but imagine if he DID quit and focused more on this to scale it. The only reason you wouldn't is because you didn't really feel like it was something you could rely on consistently or long term, but clocking in is. In 2024.
Why is it so hard to believe someone loves what they do for their 9-5 work outside of their side hustle? Ridiculous! Not everyone wants to scale right away. Maybe they have a 5 or 10 year plan. Maybe they need the health/vision insurance in the meantime. Not everything is a lie or someone having an alterior motive. He seems happy doing both. Just root for him and keep it pushing! Sheesh!
He's probably keeping his 9 to 5 as a buffer for his bills and cost of living, while he keeps most of the business profits for maintenance of the business. It would be a good idea since living off the business profits would eat away some of that crucial money needed for the business to expand if he went full-time.
I feel like a loser not figuring something out so simple yet genius like this lol.
Props to him and his wife for doing this.
Sometimes the simplest ideas are the hardest to see, and it takes creativity and courage to act on them. 🙏
Love this new host, would love to see more of him.
Thank you! We're excited to feature him more in upcoming videos! 🙏
I lived in a number of condos/apartments where you had those trash chutes. People were always throwing in boxes and other items that would jam and others would put in bags but not close them, so the contents spilled out on the way down and made it smell terrible. Maintenance was constantly trying to unjam these things and they would often fill up for several stories full of crap (I lived on the top floor and was amazed when I could not get in anything because it was jammed below.)
I hated that thing and would often just take my trash to a friend's house who had residential service to throw out may small number of bags.
I can totally see why a building would love to have a service like this just in saving on the smell and maintenance costs alone.
Thanks for sharing! Having a dedicated service can really make a difference by keeping things clean and reducing maintenance issues, not to mention the convenience for residents.
Companies are horrible for apartment dwellers because my mom lived in one that had a company just like this but they’re forced to pay an extra monthly fee for an unnecessary service. My mom’s dumpster were steps away from her door but she still had to pay for them to do it smh.
It would be great if companies, like Osvaldo's, could find a way to offer more value for their services in those situations.
@@UpFlip Yes, but that means more hours, so...yeah.
Apartments are charging for trash either way, are they not? Even ifs it’s not an additional itemized fee, it’s wrapped into the rent. Instead of itemizing it, properties need to tell tenants that they charge for trash in the rent and as a service to the resident the property hires a company to come get it and walk it to the dumpster for them to save them the trip and to prevent leaks and such from damaging the property’s floors and concrete. The only people that complain about valet trash complain because they think they could just save the $25 fee or however much it is. I live in a house and it’s $35 per month for one pickup per week. I’d much rather have it nightly. Just my thoughts.
@@slumptydumpty1228 They're not the only people who complain. The OP complained, and so did I, and I don't even live in one of these places. It's obvious corporate greed if you understand how it works. They make tens of thousands per month on it, which is why no-one can opt out. 💰💰💰
So proud of this guy and his family!! 👍👍👍❤️
This guy he’s living the American dream. He found the niche and go for it. He certainly has a strong work ethic. The sky is unlimited if you willing to works hard.
Yes, the business generates good money but I doubt that most Americans would call it "American dreams". Walking 25K - 40K steps a day is not American dreams. Most Americans would not do it.
@@patrickp8315 , true the majority people don’t want to work in this kind of business or any because it’s a hard job but for those who is willing to work like this guy they can achieved the American dream. Like any business you have to work hard to make it.
As a forced customer of a similar company - I HATE this model and wish it didn't exist. 1. When you sign a lease you are forced to use and pay for the service even if you don't want to use it. 2. You are forced to use their ugly bin (otherwise I could use something that fits in my interior more). 3. You get FINES. sometimes for no reason. Put a bagged plastic recycle outside in the specified time window without a bin (because trash is not full yet) - 25$ fine. Could not hide bin inside the apartment in a specific time (9am in my building) - fine. A guy who picks up trash leaves a note that the bag was not tied well enough, even though you sure you did - 25$ FINE. Whenever I move I will make sure that my next management does not have a contract with ValetLiving trash pick-up service, because I can walk to the trash shoot and dispose of it whenever I want instead of waiting for pick-up day and times.
It sounds like you’ve had a frustrating experience with your service. Hopefully, it improves over time, or maybe your apartment complex should consider hiring a better option like Osvaldo's! 🙏
Is the charge monthly ?
You don't have to sign the lease if you don't like their policy. You have the money and you don't need to give it to them (in form of rent).
@@patrickp8315 thank you so much for explaining that, because I clearly thought otherwise.
@@mikelaary911 yes charge is monthly but you can not cancel the subscription. It is mandatory. I spoke to the management about that but no luck.
Crazy timing, my business partner and I have been talking about this for a little under 2 months and we are starting this next week or potentially this week. This video and information is such a blessing, thank you!
Sounds like you're on the brink of an exciting new venture, and we're glad this video could provide some valuable insights. Best of luck to you and your business partner as you kick things off! 🎉
@@UpFlip Thank you for the encouragement! We are getting the website up tomorrow and filing for the business entity tomorrow as well.
Wow this is really cool. Considering it's a side business it's really exciting
Totally! We're pumped about it too. Thanks for watching! ☺️
Making money isn't complicated. You just gotta find the sweet spot of demand and don't be greedy. Knowledge is key and self discipline is important. Know when to fold even when you're dealt with pocket Aces. I made all kinds of side hustle in my life because I wasn't focus on just one think. I was either selling a service or selling a product of some sort that is in high demand whichever that has a faster turn over at the time. I switch to it. Nothing that's illegal tho. Made honest living, met lots of people from different back grounds from different professions and even scammers. Lots of those lol
You're spot on! It’s all about making smart choices and learning from the journey, including those colorful characters you meet along the way!
Looks fun with wife and family around. So much to learn from this...thanks
Family involvement adds so much joy to the journey! 🙌
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Most building in my city have a chute at the end of the hallway.
That’s convenient! Thanks for sharing 🙏
Good content, I really enjoyed it. But, way too many ads.
Thanks for your feedback! We'll keep the good stuff coming your way! 🔥
I'm about to do this as a side hustle
Keep us updated.
What city are you in
@@curtisswilliams1228 Melbourne, Fl
Same man! Time to make some money and compete
He’s a full time accountant. Thats why he’s not quitting. He makes good money
Balancing a full-time accounting job while running a business can be a smart move, especially if he's able to generate good income from both. 💪
Accountants don’t make good money unless he’s a cpa
@@Elgringo2180. Being an assistant controller is a really good career. I make $100k plus in salary.
I think this is what I should do as well. Ty upflip.
It's great to hear you're feeling inspired! Best of luck with your plans, and thanks for being part of the UpFlip community! 🙏
I guess he has to do the same buildings every single day?
Contract terms can differ significantly based on the specific needs of the building. ☺️
The math ain’t mathing here. $23,000/month would be about 2,000 doors at $11/each.
He doesn’t say the charge is monthly. He said it’s per door. Sounds like he has 10+ contracts so 2300 isn’t out of the question too.
@@paybax he said 7 contracts. if it's $11 weekly thats only 500 doors
@@DLetang100 he has contracts for the WHOLE building
@@txterbug No, it would be per door per month. 20 years ago it was $4-6 per month per door. So a 400 unit complex would be $2,000 per month serviced Mon-Fri. So every door 5 times per week. Noway days it could be maybe $10-12 per door, I don’t know. $25k per month would only be 5-6 large complexes or 2-2,500 units. Definitely doable. Not by yourself though. I question how much of that $25k profit goes in his personal bank account and stays there. I went through everything he explains almost exactly.
@@mattbryant6047 He said his profit margin is high because he doesn't have to pay for the labor of family.
this is awesome
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Wow that's crazy un heard of business.
Definitely not something you come across every day!
I don't think this business works in poor countries
Or even in poor areas. Poor people aren't a good source of money, since that's the definition of poor...
😂
HOW DO I LEARN how to create this business? PLEASE give me some direction.
Start by checking out some online courses and maybe grab a few books on the topic or head on over to our blog and listen to our podcast for more detailed information. Best of luck! 👊
Keep grinding and hustling.
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$12 per apt/month
He would require to have 1,917 apt to earn $23,004
That's why it's part time for him.
Osvaldo es camarada. Cheers brother.
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Nice guy, respect the hustle man
Absolutely! He’s putting in the work and making it happen. 🙌
Not many people can tolerate the smell. The compactor room has a strong smell when you open that shoot.
That’s true! It definitely highlights the need for better waste management solutions.
Awesomeness
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I'm actually shocked he's still that chubby walking all those steps per day. He must be eating GOOD! 😂😂
They must be, as both he and his wife hold culinary degrees too. 🫡
My exact thought! How could he walk 25K to 40K steps and still be that chubby???
bright young man with a bright future
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Lol to everyone labeling this as a SIDE HUSTLE... TRUST ME ITS NOT THAT
.. THIS IS FULL TIME IF YOU WANT TO BE AN OWNER
Owning a business is definitely a full-time commitment. It takes serious dedication and effort to make it successful, far beyond what most people might consider a side hustle! 🙏
so does he have the a contract from the landlords?? or from the indiivual tenant?
He explains it all in the part of the video where he covers his sales pitch.
@@marthajean50why dont u just tell it right here?? It would have been quicker to get to the point & give a straight answer than write a paragrapah that means nothing
@@ssingh8166 Entitlement is so funny.
@@ssingh8166Where he get his contract ?
@@marthajean50 ty
wait did i hear that correctly --he has an accounting degree?
Yep, and with that expertise, he quickly deduced that college isn't always worth the tuition.
You heard that but didn’t hear that he works full time as an accountant. His degree worked out for him because he’s actually using it.
@@marthajean50He works full time as an accountant so the tuition was worth it lol.
It is full time
Yes! I initially got a culinary degree then after graduating I went back to school and got an accounting degree.
That sounds labor-intensive The wild two thousand doors is crazy a day
Right? It really shows their dedication and efficiency in the business. 🙌
where did the other host go?
The simplest ideas
This is great for high rise buildings. Texas is full of these. Other than that probably can’t replicate in other markets.
It works for all kinds of properties. High rise, townhomes, and garden style actually.
People are that lazy that they can't take it to the dumpster themselves?
Yes.
@@ExplorerBen7 Agreed. Pretty soon people will be buying remote controllers for their remote controllers so the buttons push themselves. Poor babies, how they suffer. 🤣
@@marthajean50 🤣
@@marthajean50 This is only good for seniors and disabled people.
And Rachel Green.
But everyone else, you can just throw it down the chute themselves.
Yes its crazy but my sister does eyelash extensions and they fall of or shed evey few weeks so if you have the dollars and are so inclined there are services that you might want to pay for,,,
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Hustle that trash to cash that cash 💰
For real! Every little bit counts! 💪
I would wear 4-wheel rollerskates on the job 😂
That would definitely add some flair to the workday! 😂
They never tell you what he does with all the trash and what that costs him. Kind of a big part of the picture, actually...
I think he just throws it in the buildings dumpster.
😂 He throws the trash in the building dumpster its in the video, that's part of why it's zero cost, otherwise his family is helping so sounds like he reinvest profits 📈
@@playarabbit You have to be kidding me. I can't even. What the??? Why on Earth pay him when they can just put some kid on staff who could collect it all day long every day and scrub the chute, etc., to boot??? OMG smh.
These complexes have compactors and dumpsters they don’t pay for that. They’re only hired to pick the trash up and take it to the dumpster.
Yoi throw it away on site in the dumpster... You're selling convenience... I've paid for these in a lot of my complexes and attempted to start one of these businesses myself... Very lucrative
This man is a walking win
Thank you for your kind words! We love celebrating such incredible people! 🙏
I think I missed this, but do you charge the residents directly, or do you charge the apartment complex owners?
The complex charges the tenant as part of their lease whether they wish to use it or not.
I want your advice on that uplifters
Sure thing! What do you wanna know about?
There’s no way you’re doing 23k with a labor intensive biz and a full time accountant. Cap
It's totally possible as he has a well-structured business model with streamlined processes and a strong team behind him. 😉
He has free labor from his whole family. Didn't you see them in the video?
You will burn your self out.. with this profits hire people and scale… I do about $200k-$300k have 4 employees HUGE profit margins works less than 20 hours a week. Once you find the craft and your can boost it every one wants your product. I will never give out my secret took me 17 years now I’m here..
You've mastered the process, and that’s awesome-17 years of hard work paid off big time for sure! Thank you for sharing your thoughts! 🙏
Big respect 🎉❤
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this is the best was to monitize lazyness of others lol
Does anyone know how much he’s charging and the breakdown? This is one video where we barely get any number breakdowns
He said 9 to 14.5 a door, about 3000 in expenses and then 20k a month in profit
Can you do math ?
If it’s 23 k per month why is it a side hustle?? Or is it… 23k… Right. Accounting makes way less.
Accounting is more stable and only himself. The 23K is from the whole family.
Crazy… we have trash chutes
Trash chutes can definitely make things easier for residents.
I’m going to do this
That's the spirit! Go for it-you’ve got this! 🔥
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It only makes sense if the complex is willing to pay for every door. You can’t just have like 10 doors out of 300 have your service. That wouldn’t be profitable.
that's exactly what he's doing
The properties don’t let people opt out. It’s all units or none typically
So true fear of faliure is the reason of not strating a business ! if you are thinking of a business and have done the homework if you do not start you are a failure already...
If you've done your research and have a solid plan, taking that leap is the real success! 🙏
Badass!🔥
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If it’s 23 k per month why is it a side hustle?? Or is it… 23k…
Because it only takes him a few hours a day to do
As one of those residents in TX, this is the most stupid shit and I hate it. The trash bin literally next to your parked car. Fkin dump it on ur way out. Instead, we get stinky hallways, tenants leaving their trash outside over night and stray animals getting into it spreading it everywhere. Drips and stains. I saw one of the tenant's dog pee on a trash bin that was left outside of another tenant's door. They are probably still using that pee stained bin. This is so dumb ... and I have to pay extra for it without the ability to opt out.
It's unfortunate that you're facing those issues, as they create a messy and unpleasant environment for everyone. Hopefully, the management will address this and consider hiring a better service like Osvaldo's. 🙏
The business is genius. It’s an amenity. If the property policed it properly with your nasty neighbors, you would like the service. Other than the fact that it just sounds like it costs too much for you. $25 per month isn’t bad for a 5-night benefit. The property is going to charge for dumpsters anyway whether it shows as a separate charge or not. Or if it’s valet or not. Someone gonna pay for those dumpsters and if you think it’s the property you don’t understand apartments. But calling a business stupid because you would rather not pay for it doesn’t make it stupid.
@@slumptydumpty1228 lmfao u telling me what I would like or wouldn't like like u know me is fkin hilarious. Dumpster fees as u call it are included in the rent. The dumpster is literally next to your car. Grab ur trash and throw it in there next time u go to your car and stop leaving them in hallways.
Again... U r hilarious, thx 🙏
Side hussles main for AMERICANS.
Most countries have these as a standard service
It's interesting to see how different countries approach side hustles and services. Appreciate your perspective!
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Where the other guy. He asked good questions but was rude to the people he interviewed and arrogant
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He found a group of disgustingly lazy people and offered them a new way to do nothing.
Good for him!!!
His clients are disgusting 🤮🤮🤮
It’s all about providing convenience and meeting a need in the market. Everyone has their own priorities and this business simply helps people save time. 😉
Why are his clients “disgusting”?
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