Schedule 1 What Does Laundering Do?
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In Schedule 1, making money is easy. Making it look legal in the game? That’s where laundering comes in.
When you sell product, you earn cash… Lots of it. But there’s a weekly deposit cap of $10,000, and once you hit that limit, you can’t just walk around with stacks of sketchy bills forever. That’s where laundering comes into play.
What Laundering Actually Does in Schedule 1
Turns not-legal cash into usable now-legal money.
Allows you to buy things like cars, barns, and other properties.
Moves your money into your bank account (accessible from ATMs).
Gets around the weekly deposit limit so you don’t get stuck sitting on too much dirty money.
In simple terms: laundering makes your money spendable for the big stuff.
How It Works
Buy a business, like the Laundromat, from Ray’s Real Estate (costs $4,000).
Once you hit the cash cap, Uncle Nelson calls and sets up the laundering side quest.
Head to the back room of your business and use the PC.
You can launder up to $2,000 at a time. It takes a few in-game hours.
Once it’s done, the clean money shows up in your ATM account.
Later on, you can buy other businesses like the Post Office or Taco Ticklers to increase your laundering limits.
Final Blurb
Laundering in Schedule 1 doesn’t make you more money, it just makes it something you can use now. If you want to expand your empire, buy better gear, or unlock bigger locations, you’ll need to wash your stacks first. Dirty money builds your empire. Clean money keeps it running.
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