And the diversification exchange is a fine way to do that. 

By implementing strategy, you can increase your COC (Cash on Cash Return) by 10%, simply by utilizing asset diversification in the SAME area as your current assets.

Not because the pastures are greener, but because of diversification & direct flights.  

The key to wealth building is diversification and time in the market.What you do put into real estate, I would place by exploring deals in all of the market areas you are interested in and eventually you will find yourself drawn to one area over the others.

I had been hearing about Decatur for quite some time from my PM and my realtor and since prices in Huntsville are really not making sense I decided to look in Decatur for diversification.

It is all about diversification and control for managing your retirement savings.

When investing I'm a big advocate of diversification and spreading out the risk.

Investing in condos, particularly in the A areas of Boston property such as Back Bay, South End, Beacon Hill, and Brookline are mainly appreciation play as well as diversification of assets.

But to me RE is a diversification.

To answer your question more specifically.......I really like diversification - to me, diversification leads to a certain security - not having all my eggs in one basket or market.Colorado Springs is a booming market and I believe this will continue.