They make money work for them.The middle class buy liabilities while the rich buy assets.The rich use other people’s time and money to make them rich.I share the same shift in mindset.When I worked in Corporate America, I struggled with the bureaucracy and red tape (I grew up on a family dairy farm in the snow belt where when something needed to be done, you just did it).

I'm looking at buying a portion of an old dairy farm.

When my parents retired from dairy farming many years ago, they subdivided the land through the county into individual plots and sold them off (and carried the financing) with buyers who wanted to build their own home on the land.

I did read that a dairy producer is building a $250 million milk plant in the city.

If it were me I'd get them a Dairy Queen gift certificate and maybe a $25 credit but i wouldn't say you "must".

Dairy Queen 8 years old.

BP is free, available 24/7, nonfatting, but may become addictive.William

I have only two words for you- "scary dairy".

That is another element I was in question about, with the need of a "corporate guarantee".I just offered on a Dairy Queen with a 15 year lease NNN, $530k purchase price, 7% cap...but it was a single franchisee owner and NO personal guarantee. 

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