You know for years, Burger King didn't spend any money on researching best locations for its franchises.

Those dollars signs tell us Beer and burger or steak oscar and champaign. 

Just like ALDI, just like most national Tenants who are in the biz of RE and just happen to also sell burgers, groceries, etc. 

Instead of going out with the boys on Friday night grab a six pack some burger and for 20$ you can have a great night.

Consider shifting to retail NNN (fully passive) investments (7-11, Burger King etc.) once you can put large enough down to enjoy the income.

It is capitalism even if my ex-employer is not happy about it.Best wishes I mean we can play with words till the cows come home.At the end of the day, the investor didn't invest because he wanted something for nothing.When I go to a dealer I don't expect a car for free, or a service for free.Same as when I got for a burger to McDonalds lolCheap as possible could be $0 which = Communism, right?

Gimme wine and cheese and olives all day for dessert.

Burger King is a dying brand and doesn't generate the sales like they used to. 

And you want to sell burgers for profit. 

And there is never a time when I am sitting in Burger King having lunch after having walked to property and I'm discussing it with someone--that I think I would rather put that money into stock certificates on this stock exchange versus getting a hold of the property and doing what I want with it.Good Luck!