There is some things that slow down Dallas's growth but you don't know what the future holds in diversity and growth of population.  

@Bethanie Blomeke...At the beginning of January this year, a group of us (mostly newbies, but a pretty diverse group of experiences) here in Jacksonville that struggle to get to Real Estate meetings in the evening decided to start meeting weekly on Monday at noon through a virtual conference call.

As with all investments, mind you i'm not a financial advisor, diversity tends to be safer than the alternative. 

I have finally narrowed down my search to Ossining where there is a diverse group, decent schools, and reasonalble taxes and home prices.  

I'm not as keyed in on Conesus Lake, but more Seneca, Cayuga, Skaneateles where you have a draw of the towns/vineyards that can draw a diverse group of version sizes from families (or multiple families) to couples.

Thank you all for your diverse opinions and suggestions. 

Would appreciate  any advise, suggestions as I start my journey :) Happy to connect with locals as well :)  The thing about CLE is it's tough to get your way out of an area that the average house is 110k-120k. it's been that way for a long time. when you are in a stronger market with a diversity of housing in the 80k range to 500k range it's much easier to look at a lot more deals and make the numbers work. if you bought wrong on a house that's 80 years old in Cleveland you'll be out of your money and equity and any cash flow in one minute. appreciation and cash flow are both significant.

it looks very diverse from 200k per 3 unit all the way to 500k for 3 unit ( yest the 500k is way nicer )is there anyone who is investing in that area ?

**Diverse Strategies**: Successful real estate investors understand that the industry is vast and diverse.

Here's why I think it’s awesome:Steady/ Diverse Demand: Mid term rentals meet the needs of a variety of people.