Some of my favorite resources for learning about the diverse real estate markets out there are Cardone Capital, Robert Kiyosaki, Housing Wire, and obviously Bigger Pockets.

We are lucky to have pretty good equity positions in our 4plex and primary, 1 of 2 VA loans available, and a fairly diverse set of retirement supports (3 years from drawing military pension, mutual funds/TSP/ROTH  savings, and our 4plex).The problems I am trying to solve: I need some help to figure out a long term financing strategy to maximize the assets I have to buy more MF properties over the next 3-5 years while I have my W2 income.

The Credit Department will then generate a FINAL Commitment Letter and close the transaction through escrow.4)Pooled Fund Investing is the combining of capital from multiple investors which, when added together, create greater purchasing power (and thus more diverse and higher returning investment opportunities). 

Kenya has a diversity of culture and friendly populace and it's known for its hospitality.

That’s a really great idea - since we hope to have a diverse range of properties through various markets, having a core lender we can continue to return to seems like it would be less complicated logistically. 

Hard money can help you diverse your portfolio in order to optimize your door to door cash flow.

This is the awesome thing about so much diversity, no two minds will think alike.

@Lance StokesI do primarily creative financing on the buying and selling,So I don't have yet much of the contacts you are looking for.And again Indianapolis is a big city with diverse 'hiring powers'But I feel it's ain't competitive and crazy as Cincinnati.

For starters what's your Location A,B,C,C+ D areas etc, school districts, economies, diversity of jobs, specific population amounts etcCondition/ Repairs needed year of homeProfitability Criteria Anything else you care to add. 

In addition, I see a lot of folks on BP saying the midwest and select markets are great for cash flow, and that properties meet the 1% rule, but once again fail to recognize the tradeoffs such as annual appreciation, population growth, job diversity, etc.