I'm all for controlling taxes, but I'm not into the whole Conquer and Dominate culture that I think, wrecks what is great about towns like Austin and pushes workers out who can no longer afford to live where they work.

I think the more properties you can tour the better understanding people property diversity.

The diverse job base keeps quality renters in the area.

Also look for diverse economies, I’m in Wilmington and we’ve seen tremendous growth in FinTech, Bio/Pharma/CRO and other non-tourism, non-film industries.

The diverse job base keeps quality renters in the area.

I despise laminate and 'cultured marble' vanities.

While I'm looking for friends in the field I'm also looking for a mentor who has experience working with diverse communities (to include the Hispanic community).

The diverse job base keeps quality renters in the area.

Opportunity is everywhere, and my view is once you get into an area of 50,000+ people with a growing, diverse economic base that has reasonably good climate and access to transportation and entertainment.  

Be an amazing opportunity to Network with a diverse group of leaders while staying healthy in this tedious weather.