Go to meetup.com and pick the nearest city and how many miles you are willing to travel.

If you want a more concrete list, some of the worst ways to spend money (in my opinion):Going to the movies, buying drinks out regularly, trendy home decor (that will soon be out of style), buying a new car, eating out regularly, impulse buys (of basically any kind, to include travel unless it's an insanely good deal), books you won't read (if you know you'll read them it's fine), anything to "keep up with the Joneses", basically anything that won't last. 

Situation:I specialised in property development and real estate in Canada, Australia and the UK and got burnt out and decided to take 2018 and majority of 2019 off to travel.

I am also willing to travel to shadow someone.

The job market is steadily growing year after year, the cost of living is far more reasonable than the likes of a Chicago or Manhattan, and because of Columbus' central location, travelling to those major cities is quite easy.

It's usually for emergency conditions or after unanswered requests to make the place habitable.

@Jake KainI live near downtown Phoenix but I'm often traveling to Mesa, Chandler and Tempe for school stuff

Every day it's "she was busy", "she was traveling", "she'll try to sign tonight", etc. 

As the DOW falls again today (Futures at 26,482), with Chinese unable to  travel to the US, do you think the annual $30 Billion in capital from Chinese investors will continue?

I would verify it but my realtor in that area warned me that the city has a habit of condemning properties with little to no reason, including just for vacancy?