How about 6 big jars of peanut butter?

The bread and butter is the SFR for me. 

I clearly stated that forced appreciation is important...and I know that's your bread and butter along with cash flow.

Now that I have found what works for me and is best suited to my situation, I couldn't be happier and my mind is at ease and I have confidence in what I am doing.My bread and butter is to invest locally in multi-unit properties that are suited to Section 8 tenants.

Should things work out, buying 1 - 5MM Class B properties is where my bread-and-butter should be.I also agree that college will not necessarily cost 300K each due to inflation, . 

These are the bread and butter type of flips that our team has become very successful in doing: a low purchase price, beautiful rehab job, a quick offer above asking price, and a smooth resale process all done in the span of 4 months.

BRRRR Strategy is bread and butter for us.

I've invested in a property in SA that was purchased by the anchor tenant, I'm under contract on organic farmland that is being purchased for a farmer to rent back from us to grow crops, I'm looking at some land development deals, and of course I'm still doing spec residential new builds (which is my bread and butter).Happy to discuss if you ever want my input.

Tom,I would suggest driving through the bread and butter neighborhoods. 

They're his bread and butter.