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The first stop should be a good library, usually a university or major city, where you can find information on the business, locality, and all sorts of other necessary data. Check government documents and maps where often real treasures can be found.
The second stop should be with a small-business consultant who can force you to answer hard questions and give you guidance.
The third stop should be the U.S. Small Business Administration, which has offices in nearly every major city, and SBA’s web page, sba.gov; these are excellent sources of pertinent information.