Remember your license puts food on your table.

Good food for thought.  

But owners with kids are concerned about children putting anything but food in it.

It's my opinion that expecting rents (cash flow) to remain the same or grow is only slightly more conservative than expecting property values to remain the same or grow.Just some food for thought.

Yes, being an active agent helps bring food on the table in between the rehab, lending projects.

On one list label all the necessaries, utilities, rent, fuel, food, phone bill etc.

. $24,000-36,000/year.Expenses (assumptions): $40/clean-up (have no clue), utilities $50/month (have no clue), internet and netflix $80/month, land rental $500/month, Airbnb fee 3%, food and beverage supply $5/booking (too much?).

The food waste from the restaurant is proudly advertised as being used for compost.  

For example, the money I earn from teaching dance lessons can pay for new headshots, so on and so forth.Once I've met this goal I'd like to continue to invest in my eventual retirement, future family plans and the like.I've factored several costs of living into my cash goal, including average rent, food, insurance, and emergency funds, and I need to guild up my passive income quite a bit. $3300/mo.It's hefty.

Can they buy food with equity?