I invest in the stock market and real estate both for diversification and comfort.

i'm in one, but I don't think they are that commonand i am sure I wouldn't do one againgot this one for diversification, and the possibility of a home runlots of risk, and no cash flownot for everyonealohasteve

I prefer a couple of things: 1) diversification and 2) ability to have tax deductible trips to cities I like.

Deal evaluation became a lot less frustrating as the property was analysed as one would any business.Two other reasons I prefer larger properties are:density - One building envelope (walls, roof, foundation) encompasses many units as opposed to four, or less, for a residential property;diversification  - a multiunit houses many revenue streams as opposed to 1-4 for a residential property.  

BENA Capital's funds provide investors with ease of entry, reliable quarterly cash flow, and portfolio diversification.

In general I'm interest in a diverse local economy with a variety of employers, that can weather different macroeconomic changes because of its diversification.

While we have some diversification, O&G is still our primary economic driver.

In discussing investment diversification I had a developer in Costa Rica ask me about diversifying with real estate.

Diversification is very important.  

I feel for all my effort, if I don't make more than investing in mutual funds it's not worth it, sure it's a diversification strategy but still too much work.