San Antonio is a very diverse city and there are many different draws to each pocket.

Or another scenario if we have a solid stock market, let’s put that 100k in a diverse portfolio and pull a credit line against that 100k.

I haven't yet had the chance to comb through all the topics, or the posts on the Forums, but I figured that a "New Member Introductions" post to start would be a great way to solidify my beginnings into this highly diverse profession/industry. 

Generally it comes down to job growth, population growth, rent growth, housing supply vs demand, vacancy, diversity of economy, and landlord-tenant laws. 

As far as the coast the population centers will always have a diverse opinion.

I am working on my market research of Philadelphia and have a few concerns about the job diversity and resiliency.

Jairo, it is doable, it depends on the lender and they are diverse terms. 

Austin has so many tailwinds and a diverse economy, it should fair far better than many other markets around the country.

There is no rule of thumb on number of properties, primarily because property is so diverse.

Population, Economic diversity, Average income, Average DOM for the area.