From what I can see that is a great town with an amazing diversity of industries and has experienced steady growth for several decades now.Looking forward to hearing back from you Thomas.

All in all, a very diverse job market but I wouldn't call it a leading tech city. 

Likewise, in NC there are some higher priced markets like Charlotte and Raleigh which look great but the Triad offered a reasonable entry point with (ordinarily) good inventory and a diverse and growing economy.

Are there diverse industries within the local economy there?

For such a small state, Connecticut has a diverse range of submarkets, or mini markets, if you will.

Real estate investing is so diverse and I would love to hear your business goals!

Both are also strong cash flow markets with growing populations, growing jobs (pre COVID) and diverse, modern economies and industries.

Thanks, i will search more for the LNG, i am always concerned about the macroeconomic factors, this what i found as the below links, they suggest there will be a small increase, but no one could know for surehttps://knoema.com/ncszerf/nat...https://www.statista.com/stati...I agree with you about income diversity,  it is a must, not for nations only, even for an individual investors, do not put your eggs in one basket. 

My main long term goal is the $10K in cash flow from rentals, after I achieve that then I plan to shift my focus to real estate deals that will generate more appreciation than cashflow and diversity out of real estate.

We have a strong diverse employment base, growing population and properties are still priced at a point where good cashflow and appreciation can be achieved.