After i've done some research looking at the population growth, job diversity, unemployment rate, etc...

And, it will be a forever process; real estate is so diverse and always changing that if anyone tells you that know everything about real estate, you should thank them for the warning and bolt!

.; foundation/structural settling, improper water diversion systems creating rot, etc. 

It's a relatively diverse neighborhood.

Lower entry point to the market and the market met my criteria: diverse private-sector economic opportunity, military presence, millennial growth / presence.

There's also the fact that he works in banking and I work in tech, covering quite a range of differing skillsets and a diverse network when combined.

I have a diverse background in real estate, having served as a commercial acquisitions analyst, constructor, investor, and professional real estate copywriter.

KC's thriving arts and culture scene, growing tech industry and low costs of living are just a few reasons why I'm optimistic about Kansas City's future.

The diversity is great with 5 units (or more units than one) since one unit has a vacancy it's 100% vacant.

The trend toward flat roofs is just silly in most areas (bc it causes water diversion problems, which then cause a myriad of other problems).