You will get lots of diverse people giving there experience and input.Good luck

The conversation was quite interesting, diverse and so thoroughly enjoyable that time flew by. 

At our events, real estate professionals of diverse backgrounds will be able to network and exchange ideas, resources and skills that compliment each others businesses.

I am moving in that direction and also looking into crowdfunding opportunities- which might interest you as well- considering the ability to invest relatively smaller sums in diverse assets.

As for the sub-market selection, here in the Orlando/Polk County area where I am looking presents the same types of diversity in which you speak of.

I'm a Christian but also a marketing guy; ours is a diverse society and our marketing should be sensitive to people of many different beliefs & traditions.We don't say Merry Christmas in our general marketing, but we also don't avoid the spirit and look of Christmas.

I think they are a smart part of a diverse portfolio, and definitely give you some exposure to real estate in completely different classes from you specialty. 

I am 22 years old and currently own 4 units in a small town with a strong, diverse, and consistent economy.

Good luck with your house hunting as you found out Jersey City has diverse opportunities as well as wide price swings. 

Of course, within notes there are easier and more difficult approaches such as buying up performing notes from an investment provider (turn-key) to shopping for discounted, non-performing notes.In a perfect world, one would create a portfolio that has a nice balance of different properties and notes of various types in different markets to achieve diversity - as well as perhaps some traditional equities/funds, maybe some precious metals as a hedge, etc.A budget of $100K could most likely be placed into one or two key investments.