In the midrange, people want more square footage, 2-3 redrooms, open concept and nice kitchens preferrably with a breakfast bar or an island.

I've talked to a number of random strangers around the Columbus area and even having dinner with one, tonight, that I just met at a Panera near Grandview / German Village this morning, during breakfast. 

When driving through the city yesterday ( for breakfast :}) I did a few residence with multiple doors for sale or rent by a realtor.

With 75% LTV for multi, there was no possibility to cash-out refi or even rate/term with how low that appraisal was.I'm saved by the high appreciation in that area (hipster coffee shops & Vegan breakfast cafes!

I took a tax lien attorney out to breakfast and he patiently answered my biggest question about risks.

Big burly guys that chew tobacco for breakfast, drive jacked up 4x4s, and probably have a scorpion tattoo on their neck.

Something like planting a tree or building a little breakfast nook or something.You'll get your "fix" while not gumming up the works.I used to like building a beautiful custom dining table that I'd just leave in the house with a little note like, "Welcome home!

Oatmeal for breakfast and no restaurants and you have the trifecta working for your savings rate.

I wish I could own a bed and breakfast actually, but I don't have enough to get one of those.

Convert the Dining Room to a Bedroom and convert the Breakfast Room to a Bathroom.