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38-year-old took on $218,000 in debt to launch a burger restaurant—it brought in $739,000 just last year

By: CNBC.com News
Aly Lalani spent $60,000 in savings and went into debt to achieve his restaurant dreams. So far, the results are good — here's what he wants to do next.
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