The vacuuming also picks up the food/eggs/larva/adults.

Like, moving up the food chain into commercial, or buying the model home from home builders, then doing a sale/leaseback?

I have a full time JOB right now, plus i sell websites for my own company, write essays for college students, knit scarves, mow lawns, advertise, sell chilies, and work on cars to add extra cash flow to my pockets. i don't care about making millions, its not my ambition nor my desire. i simply want enough to live the life i am designing for myself. a life where i can travel once a month, learn a new language, taste new foods, master some skills, and be on adventures with the people i love.i have zero experience but i am willing to learn. i want a mentor or a person who can guide me and teach me everything they know. i absorb info very fast an am very positive in my approach to life.

As Bill Gulley pointed out, there is a sort of food-chain when it comes to real estate investing.

Just food for thought.

Just some food for thought!

Originally posted by @Donald Hendricks: if they have nothing to eat, people, they die.Perhaps eventually, but bedbugs can go dormant for a prolonged period of time (months) when a food source is not available.

Many in the military in those situations rely on food stamps to get by, as referenced in this article.http://goo.gl/3gvVAD I don't want to turn this thread into a debate about the military, etc.

My company pays for my rental car, gas, food, and lodging for the 8 more months that I will be working in CO; they only do this so long as I (at least on paper), LIVE more than 50 miles from where I work.

Here's a example using a large coke and a fast food restaurant.