I didn't expect to get so much great, personal advice from such a diverse group of people all over the country.

The first is University Square, high in diversity low in cost of living, and it is ideal for new families and young students that are just getting started.

Thanks a lot for unpacking those diverse set of HELOC options.  

Along with what @John Litz is saying, doing a 1031 exchange on the lower performing properties to buy in areas with more growth potential, would give you that diverse potential for greater cash flow.  

I believe there needs to be diversity of jobs in the area. 

We work very closely with a national lender and strategic mortgage partner with a diverse second lien position and second mortgage investor product offering.

There are diverse activities year round from lake beaches, hiking, sightseeing, leaf changing tours, skiing, indoor waterpark resorts, outdoor parks, farms, zoos and historic areas. 

I have considered this myself for diversity and application but curious what your reasons are.Thanks for your reply!!!

I was considering going into real estate investing because I would like to cut out the middle man ( the broker that is) lol and have some diversity with my license, not just helping people buy and sell houses.

Our products are also very diverse with over 80 investors.