An illegal empire has ever-rising costs, but too large an ATM deposit could mean the police may catch on to your trail. So, today, we explore how to launder money in Schedule 1 and all of the businesses you can use for it!

Purchasing Businesses

To start laundering money in Schedule 1, players must first purchase one of four businesses from Ray’s Real Estate. The cheapest of these is the laundromat, which costs $4000 and can launder up to $2000 over the course of 24 hours. Below, we have listed all the available options alongside their prices.

• The Laundromat
  • Purchase Cost: $4000
  • Money Laundered Per Day: $2000
• The Post Office
  • Purchase Cost: $10,000
  • Money Laundered Per Day: $4000
• The Car Wash ($20,000)
  • Purchase Cost: $20,000
  • Money Laundered Per Day: $6,000
• Taco Ticklers
  • Purchase Cost: $50,000
  • Money Laundered Per Day: $8,000

Once a location is decided, make sure enough money is in the bank, and then speak to Ray, who can be found standing behind his desk in Ray’s Real Estate. He will offer options for both properties and businesses. In this case, select “I’d like to purchase a business” and then the business you would like to buy. Ray will then inform you that the business has been transferred to your name once the payment is made. This is where money laundering in Schedule 1 begins.

Schedule 1: How to Launder Money

Once you own a business, head over to its location on the map marked by a home symbol and go on inside. You should now have access to its staff-only area, where extra storage can be found alongside a PC. It is at each of these computers that dirty money can be deposited and cleaned over the course of 24 hours. The more expensive the business, the more money it can launder (prices listed above). All clean money is automatically deposited into your online account, just as if you had used the ATM. The only difference here is the delay in the time it takes to get there, and that it isn't limited by your weekly deposit limit. As of the writing this article, businesses do not provide income and are purely used for the laundering feature and extra storage. Hopefully, there are more features for businesses to come!