You'll have to provide a big package of info before the process is done.

All attendants are responsible for paying their own food and drinks tabs.See everyone there

Just some food for thought.

Hope this gives you food for thought.

Long term goals, and then figure out realistically how I would achieve those goals, and everything came around to ----- Real Estate.I've been reading BP for over five or six months now, and while I have two very close friends in real estate (one in AZ, one in Cali), I do not pretend to know anything about it, nor do I plan to be as aggressive as a lot of people here with flipping and such; however, I do understand that if leveraged effectively, it can help me reach my ultimate goals, while also doing some wealth building as a nice bonus.I left the insurance industry about five years ago to pursue some other endeavors, such as starting my own travel agency; doing freelance writing around food and travel, and launching a website all about women in the culinary industry.

a=md2_grp&rv=md2&_af_eid=140543002&_af=eventLastly, a search on keywords, such as wholesale, bird dog, etc. will yield a tremendous number of articles that will give you food for thought.

I have a deal with my bank that will finance purchase and construction cost with one closing and finance for 15 years at 6%.I have to put up 20% of total finance package.

For QSR food restaurant a 6.75% cap isn't good at all.You can hit 7's on brand new 15 to 20 year leases for food. 2% bump is good per year.

You would be better off investing in long term food, guns, and ammo.

I like to be able to refridgerate my food, pick up groceries at a variety of different stops on my way around town on paved roads in a vehicle with climate control, radio, and GPS.