Making $2,000 or more in daily consistent profit from an iron condemned business is unlikely for most entrepreneurs or small operations. Here are a few considerations on the challenges:

– Iron condemnation typically involves salvaging metal components from condemned properties and reselling to scrap yards. It’s labor intensive with low profit margins per job.

– To earn $2k daily, you’d need to complete multiple large demolition and salvage jobs each day that generate several hundred dollars in net profit per property. This may not be feasible for a small team.

– Accessing enough condemned properties continuously to generate that level of daily revenue could be very difficult unless you get contracts with municipalities. Supply would be inconsistent.

– You’d need to already have relationships with scrap yards willing to buy substantial amounts of salvaged metals daily from you in order to earn at scale.

– Covering the costs of equipment, transportation, storage, permits and labor would further cut into profits especially when getting started.

– Weather or other delays that halt projects easily derail the ability to earn $2k consistently each day. Income would fluctuate greatly.

While it’s possible for an established large company to hit $2k daily profits in this business, it’s an extremely ambitious target for most small entrepreneurs entering this highly competitive, low-margin industry. More reasonable profit goals coupled with patience and gradual scaling may be a better approach.