Smaller bars can be watched much easier.

Growing up, I watched my Grandpa buy, sell, and rent properties.

People watch the shows, then go to google to research a big and type in "Real Estate investing".

He was also watching Maury Povich on TV and telling me that he stopped watching Jerry Springer when he found out that the fights were fake.

7:45 am went over to one of the properties that I'm currently rehabbing to see what work they did after I left yesterday. 7:45-3pm Laid around the house, watched a couple videos ( Got to catch up on my shows) 3pm- Went to the bank and then met HVAC guy at the house for him to make sure all systems working and pay him. 3pm-4pm talked to an investor friend of mine about various topics. 5:30pm- Went back to the house to meet Granite guy. 7:00 pm - Talked to my contractor about what we are gonna get done tomorrow.

There are a few streets and intersection to watch in East Trenton as far as ease of finding tenants, but a lot of stuff seems to be happening in East Trenton for the better right now.  

Go to the courthouse, dress appropriately, sit in the back of the courtroom while cases are called up, hear the issues, watch how attorneys respond, handle themselves, their clients if present, and their demeanor.

I closely watch my website stats and analytics.

So, watch for external obsolescence in an area, good locations near major shopping areas, good schools or near hospitals are usually a plus that will endure with time. :)

Hi Gary,Aside from all the advise you've gotten so far, (all good IMO) have you ever watched any of Armando's old shows?