Our "splurges" are restaurants and travel. 

Great weather, booming economy, nice restaurant, diversity, great culture.

@Rene Owczarski Yeah, I wouldn't have thought restaurant worker was that different from grocery store worker.

One restaurant worker got his unemployment going and even he is paying.I don't need it but SC is opening up evictions on the 15th.It is extremely beneficial to screen your tenants and get good ones.

, clean water, millions of acres of public land to enjoy, good restaurants, lower cost of living than a coastal city, and the scenery...

Every time I visit there is a new restaurant hotel or massive new residential building, 2 lanes into 4, massive infrastructure.

There will be a transition away from the club scene/bar scene/restaurant scene to other industries though.

Personally, I'd choose the Old West Neighborhood of Durham to live in because of its walkability to restaurants and shopping.

I think it is no different than buying a building and renting it to a restaurant vs. buying a building and running a restaurant out of it.

I am in college studying accounting, I work in a restaurant and as a German teacher making $2000 a month, my credit started 6 months ago and is 690.