Diversity in investments isn't a bad way to set yourself up. 

Our group is very diverse.

As a new member, I'm particularly interested in long-term multifamily rental investments, specifically in the Triangle Area of North Carolina.Having researched various real estate markets, I find the Triangle Area’s growth potential, bolstered by its strong educational institutions and diverse industries, particularly compelling.

I'm in the conservative state of Texas but live in a liberal part of Houston, which is one, if not the most diverse city in America.

Location- Chicago is a large, diverse market. 

Get diverse in your investments as that is the path to great wealth.

With careful planning, research, and the right support network, you can successfully navigate the challenges and continue building a diverse and profitable real estate portfolio.All the best!

I personally do not expect declines beyond impact from rising rates in San Diego because 1) there is a housing shortage (supply/demand) 2) the area is geographically constrained by ocean, Mexico, Camp Pendleton, and quick harsh environment going east 3) climate is near best in nation 4) diverse good employment. .

By upholding these principles, landlords can create a rental process that is both legally compliant and respectful of the diverse backgrounds of potential tenants.Communication with Landlords:Transparent and open communication is absolutely essential throughout the entire tenant screening process.

If you wanted to get some diversity and reduce your exposure while still being able to drop in on all your properties in one trip, you could make a triangle of Indy, Cincy, and Columbus as they have different employment drivers.