My grandparents lived on Fulton Avenue when it was a dirt road and later ran a hamburger drive-in on the property and then later leased the land to Pioneer Chicken. 

I'm with @Chris Martin on this one (always a safe bet, by the way) - way too much risk, very little upside, and personally, I think it's a fad that'll disappear with the lumberjack beards and man-buns. 

Hi, I am Peter from Hamburg in Germany and 59 years old.My goal is to invest in real estate in the Orlando area.

My name is Simon Ettori, 19y/o and currently living in Hamburg, Germany.

If you want to sell a lot of hamburgers or pizza, start by finding a hungry crowd (with enough money to buy your product).A list of 200 is a good start, but statistically not significant.

They have massive burritos and hamburgers and homemade salsa... need I say more?  

You know McDonald's isn't in the hamburger business.

Save as much as you can for 5 years, eat hamburger instead of steak, become a student of success, read Millionaire Real Estate Investor every few months (and other books) & be thankful you are smart enough to ask the question you asked at an early age. 

I usually get the wings but the other day one of my buddies recommended their Peanut Butter Jelly Hamburger with Jalapenos. 

@Jay Hinrichs, so your $100 hamburger is more like a $1,000 hamburger!