If its implemented in a similar way its a real "nothing-burger".

Also, i would add that The cost of these programs imo i dnt see the big deal only to the effect that in the world how many people drop that kind of money some gurus ask for on college to be a server, working in retail or flipping burgers, stuff you dnt need a 4 year degree for.

Flip burgers, door dash, landscaping, construction, etc.

Yes the layoff is only in tech and financial that pays 200k while we hire massive stadium for burger flipping job lol …. 

The rule really doesn't mean much other than a 5 second way to even consider whether or not to dive further into a house. 

Using 50% rule, rent is $5790, expenses other than p&i is $2895.

I've seen this at Mcdonald's, Burger King, Panda Express and a couple of others.

As a general rule, renting for something is better than renting for nothing.

That's missing the burger for the fries.  

In fact, 99.9% of wholesalers could make a lot more by flipping burgers at Wendy's.A better option is to get a job in real estate.