I see so many investors who bring me properties to manage because they thought they were good based on the marketing flyer and the unfactual proformas only to find those properties could never make a positive cash flow this is a big investment and I feel that it is critical for long-term success to see things for yourself at least in the beginninglI know one very successful OOS  guy who spends so much time here that he is on a first-name-basis in more pubs and restaurants than I am.

There are restaurants and bars opening up in that area.

Also, lots of businesses submit to inspections, including restaurants, hospitals, etc etc. public safety is important.

My forte is in financial and Accounting management as an ex-restaurant owner and current auditor.I love to develop a property management company as I continue to grow my investment portfolio in Cobb County.

Our property manager got a $100 gift certificate to a nice local restaurant.

Leander is building a billion dollar lagoon area where there will be restaurants and shops. 

I want to share this exciting website and the incredible opportunities available t them so they  don't work 70 hours a week in restaurants as my wife and I do!

Absolutely @Tony Goodwin First, surround yourself around people in the business at your local REIA, meet ups, chamber of commerce, auction steps, the nearest McDonalds or common restaurant right after the auction because thats where investors go to discuss their successes and failures, etc and MEET these people to build your network.

Imagine owning a restaurant, offering to give someone a job as manager due to their family's hard times, then have that manager say, "Thanks for the training, now I'm opening a restaurant across the street that is identical to yours!"

My tenants are either rednecks, ruffians, Mexicans or a combination of all 3.