I see a ton of diversity in San Diego and hear languages from all over the world. 

@Russell Brazil thanks for the advice, I believe it could be good to have diverse kinds of properties in your portfolio but this would be my first buy, I’m not sure if it’s a good idea to start with luxury condos.

It's economically diverse, affordable, there is a fair amount of inventory and selection, it's large, the evictions are shorter than many states, etc.I am looking at properties in the 50k-80k range. 

The other metro-areas are more economically diverse and show signs of economic/population growth.

I personally pursue a diverse portfolio. 

@Joey Allison I’m young and naive to risk, so I say buy as much cash flowing real estate you can with safe leverage, value add opportunities in stable markets that are unlikely to be hit hard by a recession (diverse labor market, NOT a coast).

I'm the trustee for my mother's revocable trust and am working to diversity her holdings. 

Phoenix is huge and diverse and expanding - lots of potential here for those who understand the market.Happy to answer any questions you might have!

It's small enough to be able to travel from one side to the other in about 30 minutes, but still big enough to enjoy a level of anonymity that anyone who's ever lived in a small town would appreciate.There is a very diverse employment base here, including WPAFB, medical, biotech, defense manufacturing, and Amazon is opening a facility here soon - just to name a few.

What does diversity have to do with your market value?