Also, look for markets that have the following:* Growing populations* Growing jobs* Modern/diverse economies and industries* Both pubic and private capital investment in development projects* Low/moderate property taxes* Favorable landlord/tenant lawsOnce you've identified some markets, you can start evaluating turn key companies.

They do not provide meaningful oversight or guidance with respect to tax code compliance.A checkbook IRA LLC is an enhancement on the above structure that is generally more time and cost efficient for investors with a more diverse portfolio.

They do not provide meaningful oversight or guidance with respect to tax code compliance.A checkbook IRA LLC is an enhancement on the above structure that is generally more time and cost efficient for investors with a more diverse portfolio.

I enjoy the diverse culture and being able to take advantage of all the city offers.

You want to create the diversion from the neighbors to the Mountain Views.

Here are a few neighborhoods worth considering:Montrose: Located near downtown Houston, Montrose is known for its vibrant arts scene, eclectic mix of restaurants, and diverse population.

Economy & Employment     Who are the major employers and are they from diverse industries     Are the major employers expanding or contracting?    

It may make sense to focus on projects that restore historically carbon rich and diverse ecosystems.

So far my rentals are in my SDIRA, and what I am looking for there is a better return than stocks and more stability over the long run, and also just the diversity of keeping some of my IRA in stocks and some in real estate.I have been talking to a few different people that are somewhat interested in working together in some way.

To those in the Illinois or the Peoria area, I am an out of town investor looking to invest in the midwest, would love to get some feedback as to how healthy the real estate market is there, specifically job growth and job diversity.