All the growth with new restaurants and stores and the great weather we had when we were there definitely made me think of investing there soon.

Choose a restaurant an hour away.

His clients include owners, developers, purchasers, borrowers, lenders, property managers, landlords and tenants of commercial properties, strip malls, shopping centers, restaurants, office buildings, apartment buildings, hotels, senior housing and assisted living facilities, condominiums, cooperatives, resort conversions, golf courses, and residential developments.

I thought HM .. well even with no sports teams Charleston is booming.. but its mainly inner city and newer construction..North Charleston that is were the airport is.. is transforming and I would see that being an area the article is talking about.. one downtown strip in N Charleston just since I started investing there has gone form board up to about 10 restaurants  a few brew pubs and brought inner city out to what was an area the locals thought of as a poor area.. 

See if you can see any signs of gentrification such as yoga studios, hippie restaurants etc.

He had a preliminary agreement with a bank and possibly a restaurant that would like to rent once construction is done.

We've got Walmarts, movie theaters, a bowling alley, a lake, tons of restaurants, etc. 

I used to work in a restaurant where tenants would regularly come in to pay their rent in cash.

Details are as follows:2nd or 3rd Wed of the month at Peaches in Norwalk, CT (starts at 7:30)Last Wed of the month at Crave Restaurant in Fairfield CT (starts at 7pm)Both are primarily networking with others in the industry and those who support it (banking, Insurance, contractors, etc.) but nobody is trying to sell you their "System".  

I can't imagine being rated by the server at a restaurant, the checkout person at the hardware store, or anything similar.