Schedule 1 players are presented with opportunities to acquire new properties and structures that can enhance their illicit enterprises and tap into a larger customer base within Hyland Point. Among these properties, The Laundromat stands out as the initial establishment available for purchase that diverges in function from typical real estate, potentially leading to confusion for emerging drug lords.
All transactions related to real estate in Schedule 1 are conducted through Ray’s Realty, conveniently located on the eastern side of Hyland Point, adjacent to Bleuball’s Boutique. Expanding one’s empire through property acquisition is fundamental in Schedule 1; however, Ray’s Realty also lists a variety of businesses for sale. The Laundromat is both the most affordable and the first business option, but some players are questioning its high price considering it cannot be utilized for drug growth like other listed properties.
Effective Money Laundering in Schedule 1
Each business in Schedule 1, including the Laundromat, plays a crucial role in laundering money. Players face a challenge with the withdrawal limits imposed by ATMs across Hyland Point which cap weekly deposits. To navigate this hurdle, establishing businesses for laundering is essential. While players can deposit up to $10,000 per week into ATMs, any funds exceeding this cap must be laundered through operations like those at the Laundromat.
At the Laundromat, players can launder up to $2,000 per transaction. The laundering process is straightforward: after acquiring the Laundromat, players simply need to visit the back room to deposit cash. After a waiting period of 24 in-game hours, the money will be credited to the player’s online balance. Other businesses provide the capability to launder larger amounts, which becomes increasingly necessary as players invest in higher-end upgrades and materials.
Evaluating the Laundromat’s Value in Schedule 1
The Laundromat is arguably one of the most significant investments a player can make in Schedule 1. Without establishments like the Laundromat, players are constrained by the weekly ATM deposit limit. Although a weekly cap of $10,000 may seem substantial, it can hinder growth in practice. Many shops in Hyland Point only accept card payments, rendering cash generated from deals ineffective unless deposited.
Despite its limit of laundering $2,000 per operation, visiting the Laundromat daily to collect profits is manageable, especially for players with efficient transportation options like skateboards or fast vehicles. This makes the Laundromat a passive income source that requires minimal upkeep. Once players accumulate sufficient funds, they can look to acquire more lucrative businesses capable of laundering greater sums. In this journey, the Laundromat serves as a critical foundation for every new Schedule 1 player, making it wise to allocate savings for its purchase.