Again I'm talking about the people who did it the right way, not the subprime people working at burger king buying $400k homes in gated neighborhoods...which you can still trace back to the realtors, you know first contact , when you go show a $400k house you should know what that person does for a living and advised from there.I know it seems like im beating on realtors but I'm a investor who got into this to make money and help people, and I can you I have sat in many living rooms with homeowners needing to sale fast and I always ask why did you buy this home and it's always the same answer, "we wanted to live in this neighborhood and our Realtor told us we were getting a good deal and the bank assured us our payments would be x amount and not a penny more.

Tom, we were in the intelligence arena during the same period.My first job was as a fry cook at a burger stand, got fired for having a food fight with my cousin, well, I was 15, lol.I worked in resturants dishwasher to cook.

Though I've enjoyed an In N Out burger with Tim on more than one occasion.

Attended a few meetings and all they talked about was the head cheese catching an arrow blindfolded on a TV show.

Well, being me, I walked in and spoke to the head cheese, explained my experience and transactions done, he said "Bill, you can do anything you want to do"!

I don't see McDonald's offering to train Burger King's employees or managers!

We'll get a burger when you get here.

(Note, while the green area appears homogeneous, it actually looks more like Swiss cheese.)Hengky, I hope the above helped.

Along with the ALDI, Chick-fil-a, Habit Burger/Krispy Kreme development off of Rancho Vista Blvd in Palmdale. 

@Terry Burger thanks for your reply.