Drive the areas on sunny days and when its raining to see what areas flood or have water problems. 2.

This usually involves driving around the area I am interested in, at different times of the year and times of day, to get a sense of what kind of neighborhoods they are, flooding, seasonal access/closings, etc. 

He has the ability to profile people based on the type car they drive and the appearance from the outside of their house.

But my typical tenant drives a jacked up 4x4 with a v8 and a loud exhaust. 

I can help in several ways.Gearold, we are doing right now our first flip in Houston and are coming to town in another week, lets try connecting and meating up, if you want you can drive by our property and look at the house.give us your #Thx 

I am someone who will fly/drive to the area I am interested and spend time looking around and checking out stuff.What @Chad McMahan said can be applied to checking out properties remotely.

We had to drive a couple hours to work on that property, and it was such a pain. 

For years the guys on the BP podcast said it wasn't passive enough and then COVID hit and they changed their tune, driving a lot of new STR investors to our markets that thrive off of it and tourism.

Then I drive by the house and there’s an investor company (something like “we buy run down house”) sign in the yard with a phone number, so I called it.

I am driving around and looking to learn as much as possible about the city and the various markets within.