My 0.02 Aussie centsSpend most of your time focusing on finding the right people rather the the "right market".The people you decide to work with will make or break your investments.Even if the market might not be the sexiest.Thanks and much success I have to say something here, as I totaly disagree.Warren Buffet says - Diversification is protection against ignorance.

Diversification is rarely a bad thing.My advice would be to take some time to really hone in on your goals, needs, and expectations with regard to the tradeoffs I mentioned and let those answers point you in the right direction.

I already have a full time job so I'm just looking for some diversification of investment without a lot of active work that would come from buying an apartment building.Thanks for opening my eyes to other options and questions to ask myself...time to do a little research.

Spread his capital between your flips, so that he has diversification that way.

As far as multiple markets, I prefer that so that there is some diversification.

It is worth noting though that splitting the sum may reduce your risk because you're allocating your money to multiple sources rather than putting all your eggs in one basket (ie diversification).

For project owners, it can solve a variety of problems if applied in different ways, but will not really replace fully anything you're doing.For investors, it will give you access and diversification, and lower dollar commitments, but should not take away from existing pipeline.

You could certainly buy a note off of Granite's note selling platform, but do your homework, as you don't enough funds there to get any sort of diversification.

I hope real estate will offer more diversification to our retirement portfolio and maybe even have cash flow replace the need for a second income.Excited to learn!

Not sure if that is too low for notes or HML given the lack of diversification.