In Brooklyn/Parma/Lakewood where most of you guys will be looking at to invest, there's not a lot of diversity (outside of African American and Caucasian) although I've noticed that there is sizable Puerto Rican community here.  

I have done mostly everything and have to comment on just about everything.Knowing your selected market is important and knowing if that economy is diverse and the population is growing.  

I have heard good things about Chicago because of its diversity and population.  

Double bonus if its diverse.

I interested in having a diverse portfolio.

Quite a diverse mix of locations for your RE investing.

Thanks for another option to incorporate into a soon to be very diverse portfolio.

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You have been welcomed by great minds diversely skilled and wicked smart colleagues. 

I work offshore in the oil and gas industry,  and I dont want to be offshore for my entire career, so I am looking to start investing in the hopes of working my way onshore and developing alternate income.From perusing on this site, buy and hold for a while, seems to be what Im gravitating towards, mostly because I am gone half the year currently, however, Im looking to learn a bit about everything and see where my interests/knowledge lie, as well as meet new people and maybe make some friends.As for fun interests, they are diverse and laughable at times.