In fact, Aspergillus can be found in peanuts, pecans, peas, bread, cheese, rice, corn ears, barley grain, sorghum wheat and cottonseed, exceeding what you will find in a house.

is that like ordering off the secret menu at In and Out  burger. 

Are you a world renowned neuro-surgeon flipping burgers? 

WELL worth the minimal extra expense in the long run.I burn toast, but I can find a guy that makes one hell of a grilled cheese! 

Board services beyond MLS access are a big nothing burger as far as I'm concerned.You need NMLS if the loan is for consumer purpose (personal, family or household). 

Then later in the day someone would have dumped a Burger King bag on the street.

Franchised operations usually work better when there is a reproducible process, like frying Wendy burgers.

Laura,  those inspectors reports have as many holes as a cake of Swiss cheese, they give themselves many way outs from liability.

And the cash flow kicker is, I turned a junky basement space (a nothing burger I spent $7k to spruce up) into a hip office space that now rents for $1900/month to a small engineering firm :)

The difference being that, with a passive investment, you will most likely have money coming in from the work of others or because of market volatility rather than having the majority of that money being a direct result of your own labor.An example of this would be when I have a meeting with the manager of the Burger King I own or a meeting with the property manager of my MFRs.