You want to start your own burger business?

For example, a Burger King in the growing part of town is worth more than the Burger King in the crime-ridden part of town even if those two Burger Kings have identical lease structures.  

-You can get in with very little money down with an FHA or 203K loan-Rents in these markets are for the most part very high  -You can argue that most of these properties don't hit the 1% rule, but with small multi-families you end up coming pretty close to it especially if there's a basement with a separate entrance-Properties with separate electric, gas or water meters can make it a lot easier to house hack even if the monthly rents don't hit the 1% rule-Renting by the rooms could be a great way to make it so the rent from your tenants cover your entire mortgage payment or even cash flow a little-Rent increases over time so your rent will eventually hit the 1% rule for your property-There are 4 wealth generators when investing in Real Estate!  

Start with 11:30 every Thursday at Big Daddy's Burgers on Burnet rd.

Now if IN and OUT Burger ever franchised that would be the one to get.. if you owned the one on Tropicana right off the strip in Vegas you could just sit there and print money and never work a day in your life..

Will it be to you--possibly.Maybe call the "holdout sister" in the deal and take her to lunch at Burger King or something, near her house and talk this thing over.I've seen a situation where a holdout was holding out simply over another relative (only by marriage) secretly taking all of her Mothers cooking stuff (All of it), and she wanted some it for herself.So you may never know what's really stalling the deal until you get one on one with the staller and ask them some questions.Good Luck! 

Quote from @Paul Britton: If you understand what the "1% rule" really is, his statement would make sense.The 1% rule was designed to be a filter, not a hard-and-fast rule to live by.

I mean when was the last time that Burger King did the same EXACT stuff as McDonalds, or Jimmy Johns did the same as Subway?

Monthly Rent (using www.myrentrates.com) $ 2,800.00 1% Rule (Rent should be 1% of Purchase + Rehab) $ 2,473.00 Does this PASS the 1% Rule?

@Dan Borecki,I agree with you where do all the employees live that work at Wendy, burger king etc.Joe Gore