Breens Cafe at Nixon/Cambridge is a great place for a burger, by the way.     

By the time an agent finally sells a grossly overpriced listing, there are probably making as much as they could flipping burgers at McDonalds...its a lot of work-The 22 unit that is overpriced to you. 

As for Hook, Jordan, "Hey, Rufio, if I'm a maggot burger, why don't you just EAT ME!?

A investor real estate loan has far, far, far more risk.And if you borrow from grandma you better be willing to work two jobs flipping burgers to make the payments if your real estate deal goes south.

Once they break your first "rule" (rent amount), they'll want to break rules right and left (smoker, pets, whatever).

McDonalds sells a butt load of burgers, but they certainly aren't the best at making a burger.

Gross rents without utilities would be around $1000, so it still clears the 2% rule (rent over purchase price).We'll see how the chat with the lender goes on Monday.Mike

Rules of thumb are about as useful as rulers - as long as your thumb.

The burger folks saying 15 bucks is an impossibility to pay that burger prices would go up.

Mmm In-in-out burger...haha.