No I am not asking for a step by step guideline on what to do so please refrain from the "Go do your research and come back" replies haha.

There are certainly some obvious concerns, but I don't want to overlook the opportunity just because I have some preconceived notions of the headaches that may or may not ever materialize.I'm planning to do more research on the particular bar both on social media and in public records.

I have a few months before the lease is up, so I have some time to research.

A group of University of California-Irvine students are researching the needs of the rental property investor market.

You will have to do research to determine if this is the case for you locally.

hello, I am a new investor in Kansas city MO, and those numbers look right, for me I did alot of research on calculations for numbers. 

Thank you @Charlie MacPherson and @Jim K.Did some more research and found out they call them octopus gravity furnaces.

I fastly learning that I should did a little more research into the lending process before making the commitment.

I don't think I could comment much further because I haven't done any actual research. 

You do have to do some research on the syndicator, and make sure you feel comfortable with him/her, go over the offer document, etc, but once you invest with them, you are passive - you don't manage the property, deal with the bank, etc - they do everything for you.