fixed 30 yr I recently got at 4.75 for a cash out refi. just food for thought..

The disposal simply just was not working because of "too much food" but it was not broken and no parts or anything were replaced.

To meet minimum living expenses (food, housing, clothing, basic transportation, and medical care) in my town of Springfield, MO, you would need around $2,000 / month ($24,000 / year) income. 

This results in a much higher QBI deduction of $16k ($80k x 20%).If you're over the income threshold, it gets even more complicated.Obviously, every scenario is different and you should consult your CPA but it's definitely some food for thought!

@Rennie Gabriel - food for thought - We refer to the exit strategy of the 4 Ds - Defer, Defer, Defer, and Die!

I have seen people making food money renting campers, boats etc.

Great food, great beer, great atmosphere)-Cornish Pasty (Very relaxed vibe.

You're assuming the mortgage payments are investment costs when it fact they're living expenses in the case of your residence.If I'm able to save $5,000 this year from my investments but spend $5,000 for food during that same period (big eater), have I just broken even?

That's not including the sites with electric/lighting, permanent tenants, food vendors, and storage facilities they have on site.

The buyer incentives include a 2-year "Master Lease" (lease-back) program, that guarentee's 2 years of mortage payments (up to 10% total purchase price per year),2 years HOA,2 years Property taxes, and covers closing costs(up to 1% of purchace price)and a Fly and Buy program, that covers travleing, board, and some food costs when veiwing the property.