Diversity of portfolio is good for maintaining capital but if you're having success in one area I would continue with it until you have enough capital that needs to be diversified and then seek out professionals in those spaces who can benefit from helping secure your capital in other asset classes, personal opinion!

I am not too familiar with the area but I would like to avoid lower class neighborhoods as to attract young professionals.

Although most are C-Class they're always the nicest properties on the block and I put a lot of the other landlords to shame.

We specialize in managing the multi-family asset class here in the Miami-FTL area.

Or find warehouse/industrial asset class DST.

@Pramod Prasad this happens ALL THE TIME with Class C and D properties!

Adding a 500k house to the property would put it into the 2m price class (was my retirement plan) at that point I’d sell it with around a 1.5-1.8 gain on my actual cash invested and the only people who would be able to afford it would be the Wall Street bankers that wouldn’t put their kids in the school and wouldn’t stimulate the local economy.

The Amazon center left 4 years ago, and most of the working class people left too. 

If it is because you want to sell real estate, it's vital.If you want to be an investor, then my suggestion is take the classes, but don't take the test. 

Lots of classes/teaching to get the gist of things.