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. 

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

Thats a very personal thing, what is the best way to leverage for me is going to be as uniquely different for us as is what sock is best, or what is the best topping for a burger, there is such an endless array of potential means to achieving such that the "best" way is very dependant upon the person's perception.

Much like Burger King and McDonalds go in next to each other because they know it generates more business for each of them, so too, the more lenders listed in the directory creates more traffic and should benefit all of you http://www.biggerpockets.com/rei/lenders/

That or a Bubba Burger.

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

You may be paying $15 for a burger, is it an "up-charge" for the burger?

In new york, the left media changed the term for a burger or home invader to something like 'unwelcomed house guest'. 

You basically eat all your burgers and chili dogs during the first quarter and then have to survive the rest of the game on chips and pretzels.

Sure 1  McDonalds sells 4,000 Big Macks a day for $2.00 a piece, sounds like they are taxed on $8,000 a day, But the truck to drive it there costs, the burger costs, the lettuce costs, the franchise fee costs, the employees and their employment taxes cost, the lights cost, the driveway pavement costs, the water for the bathrooms cost, the depreciation for the new chairs cost, the land tax costs.