For the most part it holds up well but I have had one incident where tenants had heavy furniture with bun feet that gouged the floor all the way past the poly and into the wood.  

In fact, it might be useful to keep your job until you reach a very solid position.People are in a hurry to get out of their jobs, but things happen, and a steady job with benefits has a lot of value in uncertain times.Now if you flip hamburgers, I totally understand.

If you're too far under that market, I fear you won't have the clients in there that will appreciate it. i.e. the Mcdonalds, hamburger helper, oodles of noodles every night kind of family and they may not like it. 

However you also have the local hamburger stands which do very well also. 

Maybe you would gladly pay me Tuesday for a hamburger today, but I rather you pay me today, thanks just the same.A cash offer is a better offer, all else being equal.  

It works whether you are selling hamburgers, soliciting inventory or finding out how to fix your car.

Like yaaaa...he's basically too lazy to destroy anything except a hamburger.

Ah yes, the old "Whimpy hamburger" excuse (I'll gladly pay you Friday for two hamburgers today...or something along that line).Hopefully by today she is sitting on the curb with all of her belongings?

"I will gladly pay you Tuesday, for a hamburger today."

Think of it like this.... if the price of a patty of beef goes up by $0.12 - your McDonalds hamburger isn't going to be $0.59 anymore (remember when that was a thing??).