That high end is a very closely guarded sector.  

San Antonio has seen some robust growth the past couple of years and I'm sure the SFH sector is also performing.

We have been in a down market for a long time when it comes to the commercial sector of real estate.

If I want to know how a REIT or any mutual fund in any sector has performed relative to the market and relative to its peers in the last 1 year, 3 years, 5 years or 10 years, I can find this out through a rating service like Morningstar, which can't be easily gamed.

There's a good pool of tenants to choose from between those two sectors.

The reason that people talk about balancing their portfolio is that it should ensure steady growth when one sector slips there is often an investment vehicle that does better.  

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Commercial: Focus on the investment property sector.

These are private sector actors with no gov't subsidy lending money on terms that often match or beat gov't subsidized terms, so they make up for it by being more stringent/conservative in their underwriting criteria, or they offer rates/terms that are worse for the borrower than the Fannie/Freddie rates/terms. 

Then I did further research, especially focusing on growth in the tech sector, since I work in that sector and do believe that it is the future, and will provide stability in the region.