Cocoa Beach and Merritt Island in particular have a very diverse job market.

We are very proud of a heritage that includes a heavy concentration of diverse global ethic groups with a unifying agricultural and industrial/manufacturing heritage.

If I did not live in Michigan, I would be looking to invest in Michigan.You can easily buy several cash flowing properties in a place like Lansing (the State capital) with that budget or one class A property in a location like Ann Arbor, Grand Rapids, or Traverse City.Also, while many areas are seeing rent increases slow nationally, Michigan is continuing to see solid demand for rental housing.Michigan has a temperate climate, abundant natural resources (especially water), and a diverse economy.To your success!

My journey in the world of investment and development has been both challenging and rewarding, leading me to exciting ventures in diverse sectors.One of my most ambitious projects is an eco-tourism development in Puerto Rico, a venture that reflects my commitment to sustainable and responsible tourism.

Growing population, growing employment, growing and diverse mix of industry.Hope it helps.

Major areas like Lansing, Battle Creek, and Kalamazoo  are great do to diverse employers and there closeness to larger Cities.

Definitely start the Eviction Diversion Program now.

Houston is extremely diverse in the many people from different countries, so it makes for great place to invest. 

Not only does it offer a more sustainable economic landscape with a lower ‘income to live comfortably,’ but it also stands out as a financially viable option catering to diverse needs.

Indianapolis on the other hand has a growing population, growing jobs and a diverse economy yet is still affordable enough to cash flow well.