Cleveland already has McDonalds (Wise) and Burger King (Smartland) what are you going to do thats better so people will want CM Burgers?

my first thought about William's (OP) lady was 'she might start out flipping condos, but she'll end up flipping burgers'.

I'm just talking money here, not warm and fuzzy feelings.When you add to this the devaluation of our dollars and the difficulty to borrow from lending institutions, there is simply less real wealth to go around. 40 years ago, 1 mil was a great goal-with $.25.9 per gallon of gas, $.18 Mcdonalds burgers and wonderful homes for 45K.

“And to preserve their independence, we must not let our rulers load us with perpetual debt.”

I've tried to read all the replies here, but I apologize in advance if I'm repeating someone else.I think this policy is a nothing-burger.

Think about it - if McD started selling $20 burgers identical to their $1 hamburgers, how many of them they would sell after pouring $XX mil in advertising campaign?

Time for a trip down the street to In and Out Burger!

McDonald's charges more for bigger burgers, and RA charges more for "bigger portions" too.

Read in the Rental Property forum about the real expenses, aka the "50% rule". Rent

But everyone has a cell phone these days - most call from the road.Most forget the website or where the burger wrapper when they wrote the web address on.