We are planning on making it all free other than if/when we would have an event that we would need to rent space, food, etc. and that charge an event fee but that is much further down the road.

And still, if you stick with the most basic plan - eat healthy, natural foods and exercise a few days a week - and actually stick with it for a few months, it doesn't need to be the BEST program - it will still work!

I'll leave it as an exercise for readers to see who has raised venture funding and who is syndicating their own raise by eating their own dog food crowdfunding it.  

However, remember that the “official” inflation numbers do not include energy or food.

Meanwhile, I saw people in the business quit on themselves after just a few headaches..A J.O.B. is NOT the answer... people relying on exchanging their hours for dollars are doomed to fail, because their employer is ALWAYS looking for a way to get their services at a lower rate... food for thought...Don't quit...

Just some food for thought, I know m personal situation is similar and I am looking strongly in to Wholesale/Bird Doging my first few deals to get some cash put aside without the big risks of over leveraging in a Volitale Real Estate market.

In other words, you might be buying a $130,000 house for $65,000, and that takes some work.Yes, you are correct that as you move down the food chain, the tenants get worse.

I stayed at a resort that was 'everything included' which meant free booze, free food, and a lot of good fun.

Anyway food for thought, keep it on the down low.

Give $ for food/medicine to developing countries.