All three offer diverse economy's.

And it's awesome that you have such diverse interests outside of real estate—singing professionally and playing basketball must keep you quite busy and balanced!

@William Silva Miami is a fun/diverse city but expensive for starting out.

These cities offer diverse opportunities for investors to find affordable, family-friendly properties in various locations.Good luck!

I have a very diverse skill set - most importantly, good professional communication, process development, an financial literacy.

I also personally feel that Indianapolis has a more stable/diverse economy and more inventory for investors. 

Additionally, Memphis has a strong rental market with steady demand, which is crucial for single-family and small multi-family investments.The city is also known for its diverse economy, including key sectors like transportation, healthcare, and education, which support job growth and, consequently, rental demand.

You get diversity as well as you can see what people do right and wrong and learn more as you eventually also have more money. 

Allentown, Lancaster, Pottstown, Coatesville, Norristown, Easton, and Levittown have diverse market conditions, with Allentown experiencing steady population growth and revitalization, Lancaster offering a mix of suburban and urban markets, Pottstown offering lower property prices.Good luck!

It should simply be treated as a means to enhance the diversity of your portfolio.