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b'Whitney Elkins-Hutten, a successful real estate investor who has transitioned from active to passive investing, discusses car wash investing and how it can be a great asset class for investors. She shares her journey from being an accidental rental property owner to building wealth through rentals and flipping properties. Additionally, she talks about depreciation and paper losses for passive real estate investors and how cash flow can benefit those who invest in car washes. Finally, she touches on topics such as mitigating expenses by updating equipment to save energy and money, using technology to pre-program subscription models, the potential of tax benefits when investing passively in a car wash, and how the market analysis should be done to determine potential supply and demand.\\xa0\\n\\xa0\\nTune in now to learn more about car wash investing from Whitney Elkins-Hutten!\\n\\xa0\\n[00:01 - 05:44] Opening Segment\\nWhitney Elkins-Hutten is a successful real estate investor and a director of Investor Education\\xa0\\nShe started in real estate by accident in 2002 when she bought a house with a significant other\\nShe and her husband have 6,500 residential units, 2200 self-storage units, and seven express car washes\\n\\xa0\\n[05:45 - 11:02] Unlocking the Potential of Car Washes: Cash Flow, Equity, Tax Benefits, and More\\nThere are four different types of car washes that you can invest in DIY cement bay, tunnel wash, flex service wash, and full-service wash\\nCar washes are becoming more popular as an investment avenue due to tighter markets and rising interest rates\\nThird-party management is needed for larger private equity groups and IPOs\\nCash flow increased through a monthly subscription model\\nEquity leveraged by increasing income and adding additional streams of income\\n\\xa0\\n[11:03 - 17:09] Lowering Expenses and Increasing Income Through Technology: A Look at Car Wash Market Analysis\\nUpdating equipment and water reclamation systems to reduce expenses and be more environmentally friendly\\nModulating the tunnel for electricity and water usage\\nCapturing customer information to market upgrade specials, share with family/friends\\nThe tax benefits of investing passively in a carwash\\n\\xa0\\n[17:10 - 23:10] Water Reclamation Systems and More Efficient Equipment\\nCost of water mitigation through efficient equipment\\nMarket analysis criteria such as population growth, income growth, job growth, traffic count, etc\\nWater allocation to businesses versus residential\\n\\xa0\\n[23:11 - 28:29] Closing Segment\\nBest investment: Mindset\\nWorst investment: not thoroughly vetting an operator\\nThe most important lesson learned: not taking yourself too seriously\\n\\nQuotes:\\n\\xa0\\n"Everybody says to start with why." - Whitney Elkins-Hutten\\n\\xa0\\n"There\'s multiple oil change places and lube facilities in town. Now with car washes, this is where we think it\'s fascinating because as the potential moves toward more electric cars, we\'ll see many of those facilities go away. But guess what? Electric cars still have to be washed." - Whitney Elkins-Hutten\\n\\nConnect with Whitney!\\nwww.PassiveInvestingwithWhitney.com\\xa0\\n\\nInvest passively in multiple commercial real estate assets such as apartments, self-storage, medical facilities, hotels, and more through https://www.passivewealthstrategy.com/crowdstreet/\\n\\xa0\\nTrack your rental property\'s finances with Stessa. Go to www.escapingwallstreet.com.\\n\\xa0\\nJoin our Passive Investor Club to access passive commercial real estate investment opportunities.\\n\\xa0\\nLEAVE A REVIEW + help someone who wants to explode their business growth by sharing this episode or clicking here to listen to our previous episodes.'