@Dan Barli:

I don't want to commute 3 hours just to "absorb" or "get the feel" of the scene without something concrete I am there to learn more about.

that's why in the old days working in smoky bars was bad.I used to go watch Monday night football at a cigar bar and had to take my cloths off in the garage before coming in the house.. 

Not much on highways, restaurants, bars, etc.Avg rents looking to be consistently over $1,000 with some upwards of $1,500.

You can find both of their contact information on the RI Bar Association attorney directory.Adam has made presentations a couple of times over the past few years at the RI Real Estate Investors Group so he's definitely in the trenches with RE transactions and helping new investors.Adam is in North Providence and Doug is in Providence on the Cranston line and I've used both for years.

Tennis courts, spa, gym, 2 swimming pools, 2 bars, 3 restaurants and a children's village all invite you to relax.

The house will need a room/hallway converted into a bedroom, bathroom, and wet bar.

But there are a lot of new restaurants and bars, as well as a brand new luxury apartment complex.I am still personally a hugh fan of Pleasant Ridge because of the spill over from Hyde Park and Oakley where the rents are insane.

I spent a lot of time working in fast food, restaurants, bars and pizza shops, but throughout the years, I've also dabbled in many other areas.

So today I was doing maintenance at one of my rentals, I opened the closet to access the central AC handler unit to change the filter and after I opened the closet door,  I had to rearrange a few things to clear the space to the left so I can have a clear path to the filter slot.As I moved some clothes to the right my hand touched what appeared to be a human head on the rack.I quickly jumped back and in my mind was a scene in Silence of the Lambs...I tripped on myself and fell on my butt.I was so scared LOL.Glad the tenant wasn't there.