I looked at five 4-7 unit multifamilies in Hagerstown today and was impressed by the diversity of offerings available for under 250k.

Depending on where you are, branching out to different areas can provide more diversity and more opportunities, however, if you don't have a connection or "boots on the ground" it can be pretty tough to get and inside perspective on the market.That's my two cents at least!

The individuals I hear on the podcasts and meet through the forums share my vision of wealthbuilding through real estate, at the same time as they surprise me with their diverse backgrounds and down-to-earth sentiment.

Here are my top 3 qualities I look for when investing out of state:1)  An increasing population2) Diverse Economy3) Good price/rent ratios.I would start in trying to find a city that has all 3 of those.  

I really like all of the choices and the diversity of what's offered.

“I believe there is much in the decision that reflects an understanding of the type of concerns that NAR members shared in the disparate impact working group and reflected in NAR policy,” says Fred Underwood, NAR’s director of diversity and community outreach programs.For real estate professionals, the decision means ending housing discrimination remains a national goal and it also affirms that one doesn’t have to intend to discriminate to be the subject of a lawsuit.

Real Estate investing is diverse.  

I look to being as diverse. 

I'd like to add to my list...a city with a diverse job base with a large percentage of jobs in services, particularly technology.

There could be many issues at play here, and I am writing a post about it in hopes of getting some diverse opinions.