Built for working professionals and business owners with funds set aside for their next business, who would rather buy a working machine than build one from scratch.
Most people think buying a laundromat means a bank loan, perfect credit, and years of saving. Joe and Lisa bought theirs a different way. On this class they walk the whole method, with the real numbers from their own deals.
Thousands of laundromats are owned by people in their 60s and 70s whose kids do not want the store. Why the smartest of them prefer to be paid over time (it has nothing to do with your credit) and how to find them before they ever list.
Why sellers say yesThe number one reason people never buy is the phone. Joe and Lisa show how an AI caller finds, calls, and qualifies owners so the first conversation you have is a warm coffee meeting, not a cold pitch.
No cold callingA store that has served the same neighborhood for 20 years comes with customers, equipment, and cash flow on day one. Buy a working car. Do not sit in the garage building the engine.
Day-one cash flowJoe and Lisa break this deal down line by line on the class. Every number below is from their own purchase.
Joe did not write the $50,000 check alone. A partner brought the down payment and the rehab money. On the class you will hear exactly how that conversation went.
A 3,300 square foot store at $325,000. The owner's daughter knew the business and did not want it. Partners brought $180,000 and the seller carried the rest. Same method, different doorway.
"Nine out of ten sellers can't qualify their own store for an SBA loan. Their books aren't clean enough. So the only buyer they can sell to is one who lets them carry the note. That's you."
Joe Ebanks, on why owners financeJoe and Lisa's own deals, shared as education. Results are not typical and are not a promise of what you will buy or earn.
Bring a notepad. This is the same material Joe and Lisa use with the families they mentor, taught in the open.
The four reasons a seller would rather get paid over five years than take a check today, and the exact way to bring it up so it feels like their idea.
How to structure the down payment, the note, and a payment hiatus so you keep your capital for operations, repairs, and reserves instead of emptying it into the purchase price.
Watch how the AI caller finds owners, opens the retirement conversation, and books the meeting, so you walk in already expected. No cold calling. Ever.
The quick math Joe runs before he drives anywhere: does the cash flow cover expenses, equipment, and the financing payment with room to spare? Yes, thin, or pass, in under ten minutes.
The lease clause that kills deals, the utility bill that exposes an inflated revenue claim, and the questions that tell you whether an ugly store is fixable or fatal.
Lisa's takeover checklist: the systems, pricing, and small upgrades that stabilize a store fast, plus the pickup and delivery add-on that lets you serve customers before you even own a location.
Joe is an Army veteran with more than 20 years of creative financing and negotiation experience. He is the one who sits across the table from the seller.
Lisa is the systems expert. She builds the operations, SOPs, and processes that turn a rundown store into a business that runs without either of them standing in it.
They did not come from money and did not start with perfect credit. Through grit, faith, and a willingness to learn, they turned one laundromat into a full family-income engine, and now they teach the exact method in the open.
Joe and Lisa walk the O.W.N. Method start to finish, break down their own deal paperwork, and show the AI outreach working. Register below and pick the class time that works for you.
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