Post graduating high school at 16 years old I worked at the fast food chain full time that I currently work for today I am in the process of transitioning to a Teller position at a local bank to generate income while working in the field of finance in addition to being approved of my grants for my Business and administration degree.With the situation Im presently in, I have nearly 8k saved, My car is paid off, I'm going into college in the next 5 months expense free and I pay $300/month to help live with my mother who covers food, utilities, etc.

Food for thought.

Evicted "I had to buy food" is another popular lie.

@Jameliah CunninghamHere’s my perspective, as a lifetime Hershey resident: Central PA is a great place to invest with stable employment from multiple industries (a 10% lay-off from Hershey foods didn’t even make a dent).

For instance, a listing internet site for eating places can also additionally have classes together with Italian, Chinese, and American food.

With jobs, crime will reduce.Business coming back like Meijer / petco development @ 8mile/woodward, quicken obviously and all the companies with gilbert, arenas being built, whole foods, on and on are bringing jobs back.

Some additional food for thought.

Cape Coral is nicer & caters to an older crowd.

I knew of several married couples that worked as cooks for some very famous fast food chains that were getting 103% mortgage loans because they could NOT afford the down payment.Is that the problem now?

Sounds like the equipment is the tenants, if so is there debt or UCC's on it. is so you can make a deal with lender and if you get a new food tenants yo take over payments, if not depending on what lease says and you do.