The Swiss Cheese model is a model used for determining how accidents are caused.

I've been going through it since and it has more holes than Swiss cheese.

I paid $8 for a bagel with steak and cheese one morning.

I know I annoy them sometimes but it is kind of like your doctor pushing you to stop downing burgers and fries because it is affecting your physical health. 

So the first thing you need to do is figure out how many hours you work to get one single booked appointment.Then figure out how many booked appointments constitute one deal.Then figure out how much money you make per deal.So now you have the total amount of hours worked and you have the amount of money you made, and you have the amount of money you spent.So profits are money made - money spent.So your KPI to evaluate your system is Profits/hour, which is your salary doing what you do.Then compare how much people make flipping burgers, and see if it is worth it. 

That doesn't mean everyone of them is a bum, but most of these people are kids living with room mates working at Walmart or Dicks Burgers, and the vast majority of them turn out to be felons. 

And, again, these are Mom and Pops, not big institutionally-owned properties.).If everyone wants to (chase the cheese) looking for the unicorn in today's market that is fine just do not expect brokers to work on long shot stuff with little payouts.This stuff was a lot more prolific at the bottom of market cycles as landlords had a headache and were not making any money.

Want to be slick just eat a Double-Double burger before and have a salad at the restaurant. 

Usually that only happens with burger joints and large buildings on expensive land. 

Car sales, insurance, real estate, self checkout at the grocery store, and retail,etc.The largest taxi company in the world doesn’t own any cars (uber).The largest hotel company in the world owns no properties (AirBNB).If you can think of an industry someone in Silicon Valley is trying to move your cheese.