Anywhere that is growing in population and is diverse is a good place to go.  

Economy:Strong, diverse economy.

., sales pitches, gossip & negativity, a bizarre diversion toward Multi-Level Marketing business participation rather than RE Investing, etc. 

I conduct investments and help people from the most diverse backgrounds to do the same in this market.

You can also participate in a mortgage/loan pool, whereby you will, in some ownership form, hold partial interest in a diverse pool of loans.Active private money lending - Deal directly with the borrowers, negotiate terms, interest rate, evaluate collateral, borrower character,  credit, capacity, and make final decision yourself.  

I  always see Wharton being at the top of finance, real estate, etc. in posts and I read that to get in to Wharton you obviously need great grades (which I have) and something like great diversity or something and write a compelling essay on why you should be at Wharton(it's obviously harder than I made it sound), after Highs school I plan on enlisting in the Army for about 6 years, I'm an eagle scout and I am related to a founding father, other than that I dont have much more to put for the "Diversity/Culture section" Back to degrees the reason I don't want to get just a real estate degree is I would like something to fall back on in financing or something similar to real estate developing if the risk in real estate gets too high for me.

We typically have two to four per year so with 3-5 sponsors, plenty to look at.5) Gradually start putting your money to work in a handful of MF projects in various geographic locations to ensure diversity of markets, sponsors.

Going into property management to learn the industry is a good idea, I think becoming a contractor is even better because that's a skillset with more diverse opportunities in the real estate investing world.However, I think the issue here is taking the time to educate yourself, paying off your debts and saving up.

I pay particular interest to population growth, wages, job sector diversity, and crime. 

Hearing of San Antonio vibrant lifestyle and diverse culture, I, Ben Aziz, moved here in 1998 and have been a resident ever since.