If you've been bouncing between jobs in Los Santos and wondering where the easy money's gone, this week feels different. The Motorcycle Club cash business is getting the kind of love it usually doesn't, and it's turning the Counterfeit Cash Factory into a legit earner. I was checking prices and doing the usual math, the same stuff you do when you're comparing setups, and it lines up fast. If you've ever looked into GTA 5 Money options, you'll get why players are treating this event window like a must-play moment, not just another Thursday refresh.

1) Getting In Without Going Broke

The best part is the entry cost isn't painful for once. With 40% off, the Grand Senora Desert cash factory drops to around $507k instead of that near-$850k hit. And yeah, location matters more than people admit. Desert routes are smoother, you're not crawling through city traffic from the jump, and you'll waste less time on every sale. If you're newer, this is also one of the few times you can buy in and still have cash left for supplies, ammo, and whatever chaos you run into on the way back to the clubhouse.

2) Upgrades That Actually Pay Back

Buying the property is step one, but running it bare is where people mess up. Production feels slow, the value's meh, and you'll start ignoring it. This week the same 40% discount hits upgrades, so grab Equipment first, then Staff. It's not glamorous, but it changes the whole rhythm. You resupply, you leave, you go run a Heist prep or knock out a couple of quick missions, and the factory quietly does its thing. It becomes background income instead of a chore you keep forgetting to manage.

3) Double Money Changes The Whole Decision

Double Money on sell missions is the real kicker. Fill the stock, pick the far sale to Los Santos, and even in an Invite Only lobby you're looking at roughly $1,000,000 with no players hunting you for sport. That's the kind of payout that makes the "buy supplies" option feel reasonable, because your time's worth more than babysitting a steal mission. If you're the cautious type, this is the week to play smart, keep it clean, and stack cash without the usual headache.

4) Public Lobby Risk, Big Bonus

If you can handle the stress, public sessions can push it further with High Demand. More players in the lobby means more bonus cash, and people have been seeing sales land around $1.3M when the session's busy. It's not free money, though. You'll get eyes on you fast, and it only takes one bored griefer to ruin your run. Still, one or two successful full sells can basically cover your setup and upgrades, which is why folks are prioritising this grind while it's live. If you're trying to speed up your bankroll and you're tempted to buy GTA 5 Money instead, this week's cash factory loop is one of the few in-game routes that genuinely competes with that urge.