West Des Moines is actually pretty diverse and there are a lot of sub-markets to the area. 

As for Milwaukee, it's as diverse as I'm sure many cities are, with room for opportunity and a lot going on externally and internally which is generating a lot of hype.

Account ClosedThank you for your reply, I’m learning a lot from the diverse replies I’m getting on this post.I just wanna explain 2 pointsFirst, as I mentioned in one of my comments above, what I learnt about turnkey is it doesn’t have premiums, they buy distressed low priced properties, rehab them and sell them at the market price.

You should a diverse buyers list as well.

I have had a diverse group of tenants in terms of ethnicity, age, gender, income.  

It is a very informal meeting and is a diverse group of mostly young investors.

To really make money flipping homes you have to be somewhat diverse in the knowledge of all trades, or you will find yourself upside down very quickly.  

Diversity in the lenders themselves is probably not a bad idea.  

Is your potential tenant pool realistically limited to one very specific and small ethnic group, or is the neighborhood diverse enough so that your applicant pool is large?

This particular area of Austin has a pretty diverse set of styles Will.