They complain about how expensive rent is ($550 a month in this case) but refuse to leave their minimum-wage job at Burger King for one of the many jobs available that pay better.

Not only has he worked as an electrician over the years but he also worked at various odd jobs including as a cook at a burger joint. 

This prevents five friends from pooling their Burger King money together and turning a house into a party zone.

Much like Burger King and McDonalds go in next to each other because they know it generates more business for each of them, so too, the more lenders listed in the directory creates more traffic and should benefit all of you http://www.biggerpockets.com/rei/lenders/

That or a Bubba Burger.

@Terry Burger Its Jan 30-Feb 3......participants will be registered for the usual first Tuesday trustee deed auction for February.

You may be paying $15 for a burger, is it an "up-charge" for the burger?

Consider shifting to retail NNN (fully passive) investments (7-11, Burger King etc.) once you can put large enough down to enjoy the income.

In new york, the left media changed the term for a burger or home invader to something like 'unwelcomed house guest'. 

You know for years, Burger King didn't spend any money on researching best locations for its franchises.