Should You Buy the Post Office in Schedule 1?

If Schedule 1 players want to grow their drug empires and move on from small-time deals in the starting region of the game, they need to purchase new businesses and properties with their profits. One such business is the Post Office, which boasts an impressive price tag that puts many players off. The Post Office provides a lot of value in Schedule 1, so players should consider saving up for it.

The Post Office is classified as a business in Schedule 1, not a property. That means it cannot be used to grow drugs or create any products to sell. Instead, businesses are used to launder money and transfer funds from physical cash to players’ online balance. The ATMs in Hyland Point have a weekly deposit limit of $10,000, which is why the laundering process is necessary.

Schedule 1: Most Important Retail Locations

Schedule 1 players will need to make some legitimate purchases from time to time. As such, here are the most important retail locations in the game.

Is the Post Office Worth It in Schedule 1?

The Post Office is absolutely worth buying in Schedule 1. It more than makes up for its $10,000 asking price because it can launder up to $4,000 per week. That means it’ll pay for itself in just three weeks. If players are at the stage where they can afford the Post Office in the first place, then they’ll definitely appreciate the increased laundering capabilities it provides.

Most players are hesitant about purchasing the Post Office because they likely already own the Laundromat, another business for sale at Ray’s Realty that can take care of money laundering as well. The Laundromat is only $4,000 and can launder $2,000 per week, which is more than enough for some players. Most big purchases in Schedule 1 require card payments, though, so being able to launder money at both the Laundromat and Post Office is a huge upgrade that will enable players to upgrade their equipment even faster.

Without the additional laundering capabilities provided by the Post Office, Schedule 1 players will have difficulty purchasing more expensive properties like the Car Wash or Taco Ticklers. It’s good to keep cash on hand for things like employee wages, but digital payments dominate most of Hyland Point. That $10,000 ATM limit gets really annoying once players hire a few dealers and have multiple steady revenue streams, so players’ biggest priority should be maximizing the amount of cash that they can deposit at once.

As their empires expand, Schedule 1 players will practically be forced to purchase the Post Office at one point or another. Late-game products simply sell for too much, and all that cash will be functionally useless if players don’t launder it at one of their businesses.