Food for thought for ya mate

Clearly you need cash to buy a food franchise, specifically fast food, so this question wouldn't apply to what to do with anything around 100k, most require 500k plus.

The kids all played well together, we had a bit of an early egg hunt, and the food was fantastic.I cooked up some of the fish we caught last year in Michigan, grilled a bunch of veggies including prosciutto-wrapped asparagus, delighted in corn pudding, and finished off with a plethora of desserts.And the company was great.

I'm no expert in that field, but it looked and smelled like it may have been there awhile too ...Another fun one was a fridge full of rotten food that had been in 100 deg. plus heat for a LONG time due to there being no power after they didn't pay their electric bill, and subsequently stopped paying rent as well and finally left in the middle of the night, but not without leaving us that very special present.

And right now being first of September already, you're a squirrel that just realized you have no food for winter.

And trust me I was born to a very poor family, we barely had food ain’t silver spoon’d, had no excuses why not to go into real estate.Good luck!

The way I look at it everyone needs food and shelter. 

Here's some food for thought:Before you make your first investment, meet with a mortgage/financial professional.

Food for thought.

They are all targeting the same class of renter which is incidentally the top of the food chain and one of the smaller demographics .