In my thoughts, it's a positive thing, but not an indicator of neighborhood class A,B,C,D or structure class A,B,C,D.If it's reasonable walking distance (a 10 to 15 minute walk) to the Walmart, and fast foods like Burger King, 7-11, Arbys, Wendys, etc...

There are actually condos that should easily meet the 1% rule rented out entirely that aren't that far from the base and aren't in bad areas(!!!). 

The  ruler of the board  down the hall insisted it had to be our unit.

If I own a Burger King franchise, and corporate tells me to sell less Whoppers (let's say they cap my burger sales at 7% Whoppers, or they fine me), I'm going to do 2 things: 1) Put less signs up about Whoppers, more signs about other burgers. 2) Jack up my Whopper prices.

@Paul Burger did you find one?

So Rob,What are some of the locals favorites...Any recommendations that you like personally.Texas has the chains, Whataburger and Taco Cabana for fast-ish dining, that most people like.Hammerheads for all things meat, Grind for Burgers, Gravely for Beers, Please and Thank you for the best cookies in the city, Surnegos for the best coffee, and Jack Fry's for the best historic place to eat! 

Eventually my client SHOWED MERCY and started paying me back, but he could’ve continued not paying as long as our beloved rulers give the, that option.

You don't ask the kid flipping burgers resume writing tips do you?

If you have the budget Destin and Santa Rosa are beautiful places to live that will generate great income regardless of the 1% Rule. Renting

Today McDonalds in my city hires burger flippers for $30,000 per year and you can get a start job at twice that with a college degree.