Most investors probably haven't heard the old term a "china egg" you work with it, answer all the angles, hope it will lead to a good meal and you crack it open and there is nothing there!

I didn't like the taste to much, its always missing something so I learned to add certain spices and herbs to make a meal taste better, Chef Ramsey would love me in "Hell's Kitchen" lol in fact seeing I am self taught I actually worked as a Sous Chef in a German Resturant in Texas and everyone loved my cooking, today even my wife loves my cooking (as long as I stay away from Italian Dishes, she is Italian and that is her baliwack lol).

So, if you do end up wanting to piece-meal it out, I can pass along a few names that have worked for us.

Think of it this way: you are a restaurateur and have done yards of work to put a beautifully prepared meal in front of them.

:) Think about the first time you had to cook a nice meal.

@Matt SaidPlease find a good local fire restoration contractor that is NOT a preferred vendor, they (preferred contractor) are not on your side in this, their meal ticket is the insurance company so they like to keep them happy not you. $28k for a full kitchen and clean and paint is low.

It humbled me they would take the time out of their schedule to meet and I of course paid for the meal as I should.

@Mike Shemp we checked with the town on becoming real bed & breakfast and they said you will need to serve at least one meal per day to go that route.

Instead of saving for a future, a lot of the younger generation would rather boast their Benz, nights out at the club, and fancy meals on social media. 

College graduates are more likely to find a rewarding job, earn higher income, and even, evidence shows, live healthier lives than if they didn’t have degrees.