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How to Start a Laundromat Business: LLC Setup

Starting or buying a laundromat? Set up your LLC before you sign the lease. Here's why it matters (the lease, the machines, slip-and-fall claims, running it like a business), every Bizee screen from start to finish, and the one thing to get right before you sign anything big.

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Why an LLC for this business

Why an LLC for this business

01

The lease

One top owner signed for 15 years

02

The machines

Financed? The LLC should be the borrower

03

Slip-and-fall

Insurers say it's their most frequent claim

04

Run it like a business

Card systems, attendants, utilities, repairs

Right after the LLC

  1. The leaseTenant: your LLC, by its legal name
  2. Equipment financingLLC name + EIN on the application
  3. Buying one?LLC = buyer; landlord OK on the lease
  4. Attorney or CPA reviewEspecially the lease + any guarantee

Ready when you are

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