*In an unrelated note I have to brag that I just had two In N Out burgers.

Purchase price: $650,000 Cash invested: $10,000 Sale price: $1,420,000 I redeveloped an old run down automotive property into a single tenant net leased Burger King.

If they don't re-up, can you re-purpose the building (eg burger places will almost always stay burger places),  You're prob paying more than FMV on $/SqFt since it is income-generating. 

Buying loans is not a Burger King drive up window, you can't always have it your way or get what you exactly want.

When I buy a burger are we exploiting the cook?

Similarly, McDonald's could have PHDs making their burgers, but their profit margins will be little to none.Curious - what area are you in and what type of list are you dialing?

Again, he doesn't have a clue who you are and only cares if you are that one guy who wants to save a lot of money, if you want to sell and not have to pay a real estate agent.Do you also get upset when Wendy's Burgers sends you an ad that says "come buy our burger and save $.50, we have no idea who you are, we don't particulary care who you are, but we want to sell you hamburgers that aren't actually ham, they are beef"?

How many end up flipping burgers for lack of available jobs in their field?

I quit my job and started wholesaling in Atlanta and the day before I cashed my first check my debit card was declined on a $4 meal at Burger King.

And I don't have twitter would not know how to use it.. but this hash tag thing.. its all in like code or something.. kind of like ordering burgers from In and Out burger.. there is the menu then there is the secret menu.So for me very straight forward business like and who are the people behind the company.. that goes for anyone trying to sell me inventory ( and I buy a lot probably 250 plus props a year) etc etc.so that's feedback from someone of my age group and economic and business experience.I would think the minority and elderly sellers are worse than I am..