Yes, you can flip burgers now for almost $15-17 an hour, but those on salary at $50k a year have not seen a doubling in income.

But the ice cream, maple syrup, coffee, and cheese are also top shelf.

Like Rich, I began my working life near the bottom, my first job was as a fry cook at a burger shop, then a diswasher and other odd jobs until I joined the Army to pay for medical expenses for my second child.

Did you get a line item list of what was done or did he just tell you this is what you owe boss get out that checkbook.I hope you get this worked out to a comfortable price because that's an awful big number to just jump up and bite your checkbook - that's an awful lot of Mc'Donald's cheeseburgers. 

Welcome, @Robert Burger!

I currently flip burgers but I'm more interested in flipping houses which is why I joined bp, to gain more knowledge from like minded people.I do have two questions to ask anybody investing in the texas market.

Let me put it another way: It’s though I am proposing to put up a hamburger stand up and hope to make a go of it while Burger King and McDonald’s are just across the street.

You seem to see more triple net on big national tenants, WalMart, Target, Chevron, or Burger King.

Those dollars signs tell us Beer and burger or steak oscar and champaign. 

So, that is of course a nothing-burger and again nobody asked about that since the question was what would motivate someone to buy these deals.