If you decide to do this, I'd start with the local food bank in your area.If they don't pay by the 25th of the month, start the eviction process--period.

Also recommend the ULI education and book series on which food type you want.  

There are a few people around Burlington that will probably attend.Hang some carrots out there for other people to attend:"I'll be looking for 2 equity partners on a 40% ROI flip near Burke Mtn""I have 4 beat up condos in Vergennes that I'm looking to wholesale""There will be food!!"

If you only had $20 dollars in your pocket and had not eaten in 2 days, I would advise you to buy and listen to Grant Cardone's audiobook "The Rule of 10X", instead of wasting your money on food.  

We study the ins and outs of deals and seem to be priced out of the very good ones higher in the food chain. 

Just food for thought!  

I enjoy traveling, thai food, and reading :).

 ( Like the ones setting up a card table out front to sell there posessions for drugs and food.)  

It's housing/food/travel that everyone borrows for, and the cost is usually more than a UC or Cal State tuition.  

You get the perfect baby clothes, the perfect diapers, research and buy the perfect food, videotape every second of the baby's life.By the third or the fourth, you're just lucky no one has stepped on him/her and the baby is at least partially clothed and is getting food and water.