Honestly:
1) figure out what causes you to keep flipping pins in less than a week.
2) determine whether you can afford the $5000+ loss you will likely incur from others travel fees to drop pins at your place over a year. Since you want specific titles and have specific delivery requirements you are obviously losing $s cumulatively on this.
3) go play a virtual pin and see if it can satisfy your needs given your desire to play many titles.
4) set a budget you can realistically spend on this hobby and stick to it.
5) start fixing pins because that takes a whole lot longer than playing them and might keep things more steady for a while - one at a time. I enjoy fixing as much as I do playing.
6) drive to Lexington to go get your Pinball fix every once in a while. It’s a whole lot cheaper in the long run

OR

Ignore everything we have said in this thread and find yourself broke, having spent $1000s with no pins at all in your house.