It has a more diverse job base and in the long term just seems like a better hold.

The memorandum does, however, need to contain standard disclosures, such as information about the management or promoters of a company raising money, the risks involved with investing and how exactly the company will use the money. 

It's all none sense to promote a sense of urgency. 

As a Hayward resident and Realtor I enjoy the diversity of the community, not just with the people but also in geography.

Our MLS syndicates with about every online site--sometimes I'll list a property, and within 10 seconds of the final 'enter' button hit, I'll get an email from Zillow.Social media, IMO is more for self-promotion rather than promoting a specific listing.Lastly, if the property is priced right, you won't have to worry about marketing it for long.

You would have to feel comfortable with the city, my only recommendation would be to make sure there is a diversity in the businesses and industries.

@Lyne Rio Yes, I've worked with a number of authors on book promotion over the years.

When learning about your areas, consider your "back yard" as a good place to start and then possibly move out from there when you gain a little experience or your success depends on it.Certain things will effect that like growth and the economy that is diverse. 

Maybe a typo.With a diverse business like yours, whatever techniques exist out there, they need to be coordinated between each other and aligned with your goals.

@Chris Power I was about to ask what made livingroomhq more tenant friendly but then I realized that you're just promoting your own business 🤦