Inglewood is a surprisingly diverse little area, from the expensive area in the NW to the crappy part of down south in Lennox.

Evaluating markets comes down to some key indicators, such as population growth, employment diversity, rental growth, low employment, etc.

Invest in areas that have good economic indicators such as low unemployment, population growth, employer diversity (many employers vs 1 large factory for example), etc. 

Milwaukee has seen about 6 billion invested downtown over the last few years and it shows; construction is also booming in the suburbs and we are seeing a very active and diverse job market. 

James is also based in the Cleveland area, so there's a double bonus.Generally speaking when we evaluate a market in the multifamily space we look for job growth, population growth, rent growth, diverse industries and employment, MSA of adequate size (not too small), a friendly legal environment, and stable or falling vacancy rates.

I have an interesting issue.  I have a 3:12 sloped roof that abuts a nearly flat patio roof.  If the wind blows from a certain direction, it allows water to intrude into my patio ceiling.  If I could install a gutter ...

I was thinking people will want to move to warm cities in low tax states. the place would also need to have some diversity and fine dining that they're accustomed too. 

and the economy is incredibly diverse with so many individuals drawing tech money telecommuting from all over the world, that it's hard to imagine it being anything other than Mecca for those that love the outdoors. 

I´m biased towards Tampa and think it offers a more diverse economy and a more varied culture (not to mention stunning beaches).  

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