First off, while grabbing a lease agreement off Google might seem like the easy route, it's kinda like using a one-size-fits-all shirt for a diverse group of people; it might not fit perfectly.

The appeal includes lower vacancy risk, higher rents, and a diverse range of offerings, potentially strengthening your portfolio.

Colorado is a solidly blue state now, used to be purplish, but we're still better than every other state in every way (most consistent appreciation, increasing rents, population growth, recreation opportunities, moderate climate, recession-proof jobs in diverse industries, desirability, affordability, landlord friendly laws, the list goes on...).

Additionally, rental costs across the state show significant variation, highlighting the diverse living costs within Ohio.

The wonderful thing about Chicago is the diversity of neighborhoods and investment opportunities, from small to big. 

I would look to find a reputable TK company that is a one stop shop in regards to offering multiple diverse markets to invest in and manage the properties for you.

This strategy can offer diversity and lessen some of the difficulties brought on by expensive markets.Networking and Professional Guidance: Make connections with Manhattan's real estate groups, investors, and professionals in the field.

Atlanta's real estate market is ripe with opportunities, characterized by its diverse neighborhoods, steady influx of new residents, and a strong demand for housing.

Companies like Quicken Loans or Rocket Mortgage have been known for their diverse lending options, and they might work around your requirements.

I think that diversifying is also good-- diversify in markets, diversity in type, and diversity in class grades.