Look at a city with strong growth potential, possibly a secondary market benefiting from the current exodus out of large metros, diverse economy that's strong in multiple sectors, travel there and makes sure it's got a good feel.

You should look for markets that have growing populations, growing jobs and diverse, modern economies.

It’s called EDP Emergency Diversion Program.

when i was in CT we had meet ups every month, it is a great way to find new people, lots of diversity in different types of investing. 

Two colleges and a hospital gives the town some diversity in rental opportunity.

Moving out of state think about what you want - diversity, weather, international airport, mountains, etc. for investing out of state look at numbers for living out of state pick what you like.

Ideally I would like a buy SFR’s or multi-family units, but I’m stuck if I should focus on one market or diversity my portfolio into all three areas.Thank you!

The comment about supply not catching up to demand was as much about the restrictive and lengthy entitlement process as it was about the diverse and robust employers in the area in a variety of sectors.

As real estate investors, this question is especially exciting because we already acquire property.For me, three things that I care deeply about are the environment, helping those less fortunate, and a commitment to diversity.

It all stems from the reason as to why you are investing in real estate in the first place, for me personally I focus on cashflow (income diversity) and take appreciation as an ancillary benefit.