I like Le Petit Chat Bakery at the corner of Waikiki/Wall and Whitworth Drive or Genesis Coffee Company (at Genesis Church) on north Nevada between Chuck E Cheese and Winco.

Michael, yes, same burger.

My side of the street is the crust of union square with the cheese being the Park itself (#parktheory).

When I first noticed the annoyance of this, I sent email to BP support regarding this issue; reply came back that you can get a link to the last page from the first, which I have not been able to do using the BP mobile website via my iPhone, and the reply also had a comment about "moving the cheese".

Want to be slick just eat a Double-Double burger before and have a salad at the restaurant. 

I see this as a great idea because on a ground level unit this can reduce the chances of damage to the unit and or slider when tenants move in and out, providing the back yard is easily accessible to the movers.I personally enjoy sliding glass doors also I can reference “sliders” without actually meaning a burger from White Castel’s, but on the other hand when they don’t function properly they can be a headache and feel like a workout just opening them a few inches.So if bugs are not a huge issue or your tenant understands the French door option means they are responsible for the screen if they desire one then go for it.As far as the locks @Claude S. has the right idea, the Schlage Keyless locks with keypad entry for the main door WITHOUT a locking lower handle work great.

Never ate out except cheapest burger joint .. 

Most rehabbed properties that flooded are selling for more than they were selling for before the flood.The market is kind of like swiss cheese when you look at pockets of good/bad that happen around the city.  

I'll submit that someone flipping burgers at McDonald's works harder over a ten year period than the most successful wholesaler.

Oh my god that is so freaking cool haha I never seen something like this wow haha I'm literally cheesing right now.