Cleveland is a very diverse market, and there are a lot of options here, so you want to be very careful who you work with.

Georgia, Atlanta specifically, has a diverse service, manufacturing, construction economy.  

I started a blog (www.miamirealestateinvestorshq.com)for local Miami / South Florida Real Estate Investors to provide articles and information to aid them in navigating the very diverse and competitive market real estate market.If anybody would like to write a guest post about anything related to the Miami real estate market, it can be featured on the website and act as a source of free advertising / name recognition for you, but more importantly to help fellow investors. 

Improperly originated loans can be very difficult to enforce no matter what you or anyone else titles you.This argument is much ado about nothing but can be a dangerous diversion to those who think they can either get away with something or get something for much less than it's worth.

Some are out of state (lots of buyers from California), others are AZ residents just looking to diversity from traditional stocks/bonds, and I'm helping other buyers use low down payment programs to purchase a 2-4 family to live in one of the units as their primary residence. 

I don't have to but it's just quicker than calling my landlord having someone pass by etc.Houses and apartments are smaller typically. 450sf would make a 2BR in Paris.No A/C mostly.New and old constructions are nicer by all architectural standards.But in France you earn less money for the same job and the lending options are not as diverse as here, haha!

People like Mark Cuban and other successful entrepreneurs have been heard saying “diversity is for idiots” because you can never know what’s going on with every investment you make.

We have a very diverse community made up of RESPECTFUL people.If ANYBODY ever attacked a person, especially their family, they would be banned for life.

A bit of diversity should be required, but if you are knowledgeable and successful in one RE niche (or any market or niche for that matter) I say stay there and milk it for all its worth.

OTOH, if you're in an area with only a few sales, or the houses are diverse, then the appraiser will have a harder time and will have to make more adjustments.