The other day I went into our village hall after a Cub Scout meeting (later at night) and the police were practicing going up and down a stairwell and managing corners with firearms.  

I'll have to go out for a bit of a scouting mission in the next bit.

I've been scouting for multifamilys in Colorado Springs as well.

I don't mind scouting for properties close to home just to be helpful (e.g.

Hence this topic.I am open to more comments, but in the forthcoming I will be scouting for banks.

Do you all have some recommendations as to what I should do when Im out there besides scouting things out?

My solar light is an outside porch light cost about $80 and my husband installed shed power for the scouts with a relatively cheap solar panel- it was just a bulb or two. 

Must be available 15-20 hours per week, be mobile, help with marketing, scouting neighborhoods and multiple other tasks.

The scouts I train have to give me at least $50 bucks and sign a basic time-commitment of at least 6 months to show they aren't going to disappear after our first webcast training session or they aren't working for the competitors trying to fish for info. 

Then too,  I have adequate time to travel , possibly long distance, if my knowledge and success proceeds at least fairly well , to scout new properties      Now , just a bit more about me as a person.