Her partner was Len Rhode  49er player in the 70s who owned a bunch of burger kings...

Hi Justin,You: Please mentor me.Him: Sure--go write a business plan of exactly what you need to do (the reason you seek mentorship is not knowing this most likely).You: (Iteration may be your friend here).Fill it out as best you can, ask him to look it over (maybe hard a hard copy so you can pencil notes in quickly).Maybe meet in a burger king for breakfast on the weekend and go over it together vs. an email.Go back and redo it with your new knowledge, and ask to to look it over again, until both of you are satisfied.Possibly you are very close to your target and only need some small tweaks, or maybe you are missing some important detail, etc..Just my 2 cents.

There is no rule rent must be raised in $50 increments.

Burger King typically is 1.3rd to 1/2 acre or so lots.Land cost is just one aspect.

cig and a burger or an e-cig and a fake meat burger?

It has no commander, no overseer or ruler, yet it stores its provisions in summer and gathers its food at harvest. 

(Obsolete entertainment/over built for the amount of users just to markup homes) HOA(esque) Golf Courses closing down and going "Medium Density"<--Probably Higher Taxes collected by the city on the existing space (need new (under-performing) schools, added Police presence due to increased crime, etc...).Because after all Golf is a Business (like a Burger King), not a Real Estate Investment.Just my 2 cents. 

Look up the 50% rule.  Realize

I hardly doubt that Mc Donalds or Burger King needs to show the IRS every paper receipt for every hamburger they sold.For my real estate, it is not worth trying to save a few dollars by playing with the books because we make a ton of money and I don't have the time, energy nor the will to want to try to net a few more dollars.

Work Burger King.About education: Learn the basics is fine.