Look at public records and analyze situations. if you live in an urban area, rent those little scooters and ride around town looking for houses with no lights on at dusk or with tall grass. write down the address and start digging. 

Thanks @Scooter Williams. 

And they have a bunch of junk in the back yard (mostly scooter parts). 

Lots of model airplanes, cooking appliances, tools, motor scooter, ect.

I look to invest where there is infrastructure to support new job growth/opportunities (possibly private tech corps will grow in Indy) Next Big Challenge for Small Downtowns (7/2017) I don't see a lot of good transportation solutions (muni/light rail) & the roads are horrible, but I was happy to see bicycles and shared bikes (Pacers)/e-scooters(BIRD) in  downtown & Lyft/Uber and electric cars to get around but I am hoping Indy will attract more private tech businesses.I am wondering your thoughts about Indy's new criminal justice center and the growing trend of prisons system as a lucrative business; Is this considered a "path to progress" for local property investors or is the new CJC not welcome?

Tenants for a 24 unit apartment complex I manage have been complaining about scratches and dents on their cars caused by kids weaving between cars with bicycles, scooters, etc., and caused by doors being opened into their car.

Still walking or scooter/bikeshare distance to light rail.

A shared vehicle, scooter, bicycle, or anything CAN be stationed on your property so users (residents and/or non residents) can access them.

He told me I should invest in a Scooter and ride over 30 minutes to his location to find him deals (icing on the cake).

Biked to work till I could buy a scooter, then started waiting tables to make a bit more till I could afford a car.