I'd like to know, when go to get a burger today, do you look at them and say "that's ridiculous, here, I am only going to pay you ___"?

Chips and Salsa, Chinese food, burgers and beer, Chipotle.Would Goodwill be interested in renting it for storage of items awaiting going to the main stores?

When you pull up to a hamburger shop, you want your burger.

As long as your house makes acceptable cash flow to cover all of your expenses and bring in your desired income per month, no rule really matters. 

If this closes at over $170k in next 90 days, I will treat you to burgers, fries, and soda at BPCon and we can discuss my wrong forecast over lunch at my treat.  

I feel bad for the flippers because a lot of them went from flipping houses to flipping burgers. 

You can find homes that fit the 1% -2% rule, really depends how you much you rehab and the vendors you  use. 

Michael, yes, same burger.

Want to be slick just eat a Double-Double burger before and have a salad at the restaurant. 

I see this as a great idea because on a ground level unit this can reduce the chances of damage to the unit and or slider when tenants move in and out, providing the back yard is easily accessible to the movers.I personally enjoy sliding glass doors also I can reference “sliders” without actually meaning a burger from White Castel’s, but on the other hand when they don’t function properly they can be a headache and feel like a workout just opening them a few inches.So if bugs are not a huge issue or your tenant understands the French door option means they are responsible for the screen if they desire one then go for it.As far as the locks @Claude S. has the right idea, the Schlage Keyless locks with keypad entry for the main door WITHOUT a locking lower handle work great.