Take a broader view, then as folks have suggested, invest where you're comfortable and where you can be successful.Personally, I'd stay away from a property close to Cowfish Sushi and Burger Bar.

I know there are probably more holes in my plan than Swiss cheese, but do I have the gist of it down?

Pay me a million dollars a year and I'm still not going to want to flip burgers.

Showing up with the hot cheese melting in the burrito and a smile, no argument, no accusations ~ assume the best of him and act with kind heart (big stick in coat).

There was a headline a few years ago that said: A double cheeseburger or a house?

It's a cheap cost of "doing business" and it gives the Broker some cheese.2.  

There is a weekly event every Thursday at 11:30am at Big Daddy's Burgers and always has a great turnout!

Get up from in front of the TV, get a second job, and pay off your debts.That second job doesn't have t be flipping burgers.

All I know, and now think of when I think of LB, is I had the best grilled cheese sandwich of my life at one of those trucks!

Books like Who Moved My Cheese by Spencer Johnson, The Cashflow Quadrant by Robert Kiyosaki, and then business books like E-Myth by Michael Gerber.