If a person owns 15+ fast food franchise locations and 4 auto dealerships doing over $50M a month, is it that far fetched that this individual may not want to "advertise" his ownership interests to the general public?

Or download my "2013 Housing Market Forecast" (which will be updated soon) from our website for a few more ideas and food for thought.Having invested out-of-state since ten years ago, I can tell you that great property management is critical to your long-term success.

Good food.

I know tons of folks who refused to use microwave ovens back in the 70-ies or 80-ies because they were convinced that the radiation will poison your food and give everyone cancer.Incidentally, Government recommendations in health matters have an extremely spotty record, in my opinion.

Every area of the country is a little different than the next, rural, surburban, inner city all have opportunities and as they say one man's food is the other guy's poison.

We like restaurants like you would see on Diners Drive Ins & Dives...nothing too fancy but good food.

With a new Whole Foods opening soon, and superfund designation, the area got great potentials.

It's adjacent to the college with Whole Foods going in across the street.

Give them food they wouldn't normally buy but stuff they know.

They didn't have a lease; but in order to get rid of someone living in YOUR home you have to treat them like a tenant and serve them a Termination of Tenancy.Check your State Laws and City Ordinces for help.Just food for thought in case you need to go this route.Nancy Neville