I love rich tenants.

At the time I had no interest in investing but read Rich Dad Poor Dad soon after the purchase and wanted to get started.

There are lots of perks for sales positions, for example I have a company car with a gas card and an expense account to use for food etc during the week so these are huge expenses for most people that I don't have to worry about. 

In my experience the 203k loan is there for politicians to pretend they're helping hurting communities and to make contractors rich.

We have a 36 bed ALF - Lower income - we figured out how to make money serving a market others do not like to serve -It's been rewarding We have GREAT people/staff now --- People are one of the most important aspectsAs for #'s - it really is a depends question as labor rates vary, state regs are going to vary on how you need to staff etc.Here's the order of our expenses monthly:Wages  (About 40-50% of revenue when we have a good month - fluctuates and this includes my salary which really at any other location may be a management fee etc - but wise to build something in)Principal and interest paymentFood  (When I bought the business Food was higher than P&I but we got it lowered by tweaking some things - I'm sure we could tweak it a little more but I'm not the type that wants to wring every drop of blood out of a turnip - some waste, loss etc is going to happen - I have cooks that take good care of the residents and they are happy which is what I care about)ElectricityAnyways wages by far and away are the largest expense item.I went down this path so am a bit biased I guess - but find a struggling business or an existing one for sale and find a way to buy it and then improve the operations. 

Most people can easily save hundreds, if not thousands, per month by getting serious about their personal consumption spending (everything from phone bills to car expenses to food to subscription services).

OMG IM RICH!!!!

There is some sort of bias I've read a million books on that this is.They all talk - rich people talk. 

World population continues to grow so it follows we need more food and valid farmland should increase in value.You're not original in this thought though.

Mold requires two things: moisture and a food source (typically dust).