I happen to live in a very diverse area where there is really nice towns with expensive homes and then the next town over is the opposite where it's populated and lower end housing.

But it's also diverse, you have the gaumet of large/small and high-end/modest, so comps are tricky.ARV: My realtor thought $540k would sell it but as I now look through recently sold comps on Zillow I worry that's a little rich.

Zack be very careful.Just because some people are BP members does not mean they are 100% in the up and up.When posters come on here saying they have money and don't know what to do with it you will sometimes get contacted by people trying to solicit.People tout diversity but you can be diversified into 3 things you know little about and still lose all your money.So diversified or not is just one component.

good job on your flip, and good luck with your profits, IMO it's best to be diverse..

I don't think the BP admins realize how large and diverse Wayne, Oakland and Macomb Counties are.

I hope I understood correctly the main reasons for the diversion in advice and am not missing a key component in valuing each opportunity.

I am elated to be among such a diverse group of knowledable individuals.

Texas has a very diverse economy now because of that oil no longer has the effect it once had on the economy here. 

The DFW market is big and diverse.  

We are investigating how we could create opportunities to utilize our skills in this industry.Being retired but not ready to quit working, and my husband nearing the same, we are looking for an opportunity to work together, using the diverse skills we have.