Or if you prefer, a Nothing Burger. 

Today you can't just go to the bank and get 8 mortgages if you work in McDonalds flipping burgers.

Don't have enough of down payment; agent's fault.My bacon isn't crisp enough on the burger; agent's fault. 

If they don't.... well if you read any of my other things on PM I speak of my philosophy of management called an "Iron Fist in a Velvet Glove", the soft approach doesn't work, than it's all Iron Fist, and I mean that in the most tyrannical ruler means possible, the only measure I have stronger than that is when I call up the lawyer which we refer to as "The Hand of God" because thats the level of destruction she can bring down. 

There is a big chunk of residents that flip burgers earning minimum wage, and living with parents at their 30s because they can't afford to live out, if you count 2,000 hours a year, and earn above minimum wage say 13/hr that's only 26k a year, and at 40% dti that's only 800/mo at federal minimum wage 8/hr that's only 16k a year and 40% is 530.

Just like so many gig workers (Uber drivers, e.g.) who never add up their real expenses to find they're only making $9.50/hr with no health insurance and a massively depreciating asset.The world needs competently educated people to work in a civil society, not a bunch of people who think they're entrepreneurs but can't find anyone to just hang drywall, flip burgers, mop floors, or teach their kids.

@Terry Burger Its Jan 30-Feb 3......participants will be registered for the usual first Tuesday trustee deed auction for February.

This prevents five friends from pooling their Burger King money together and turning a house into a party zone.

Not only has he worked as an electrician over the years but he also worked at various odd jobs including as a cook at a burger joint. 

Another thing, I’m not seeing the 1% rule really applying in this market on other homes either so I’m curious to know how important it is!