I would like to acquire properties in geographically diverse locations so that I can use my two trips per year as tax write offs to those locales.

With this property I can target a diverse market of single families, grad students, young professionals, university employees etc.Looking at house #5 that you bought, you put in a total of 36.5k.

yes we are pretty diverse here in okc.  

Joliet has a pretty diverse landscape.

I have to get ready to fly to Atlanta early in the AM, but I'll have my laptop and some time to respond more thoroughly once I get there.But, the reason for those 3 diverse markets: My partner, who also is a property manager is in Southfeild, and manages and owns several hundred SFD's so Michigan makes probably the most sense.

Job growth is strong and becoming more diverse all the time.The Valley is spread out over a large area and has many different suburbs.

I love Indianapolis and the diversity that it's attracting.

Having a diverse portfolio stimulates internal organic growth while opening opportunities for other partners broadening their network and possibilities.

If I was to do it again, I would look for a larger city with low unemployment, large corporations and a diverse recreational selection.

I am a financial trader by hobby...but I am looking for some diversity - and real estate has become one of my main interest to leverage the cash flow.I am about to attend the HGTV couple SuccessPath conference...and read from one of the blogs reviews that he had wished he did this first to further his education.