This is because after months of reading book after book, listening to endless podcasts and audiobooks, I had finally met someone who had escaped the rat race, and gained financial independence through diverse streams of income, a true every day millionaire.

The one thing that Dallas has is a very diverse workforce so you are not relying on one industry.

Geographic diversity is important as well.

Are the jobs there Diverse?

But California is diverse and I’d love to see a breakdown of your stats itemized by the big cities/industrial centers vs the rural blue collar areas.

But it's also averaged 6% appreciation per year for the last 40 years, and with the underlying fundamentals -- low unemployment, density of high-paying jobs, diversity of industry, low inventory and high demand, and great quality of life -- there's no indication this is slowing down.

One family threatened me that I was discriminating because of their diversity, I told them no it was the 374 credit score, but they were getting an attorney anyway.

Our strength comes from the incredible job and demographic diversity here.

I've found that having a diverse portfolio, which includes: rehabbing, wholesaling, owning rentals and creating owner finance notes allows me to have enough income for the day to day right now and the passive income is viewed as my retirement plan and legacy building for my children.Thanks for the post!

@Adrian Santos I think you just mean the West side, I have lived here my whole life and I've never heard that before. 32210 is ok, very large and diverse.