Its a strong market and while energy is def risk it is more diverse than people give it credit for and many of these companies I think will still have things to do including energy trading, acquiring assets on the cheap, etc.  

My situation is unique because of the diversity of businesses I'm in. 

Also, bonus points if there's some degree of diversity, in any form.and of course a place where we can continue our real estate projects....And finally I realize that any location will likely require some degree of compromise between all these.So what I'm hoping for is a local's perspective and opinion of their town based on what I've listed above.

It is safe, the economy is very diverse and strong.

Whereas LV and Savannah have hospitals, big companies, universities etc that give you a more diverse pool of renters. 

Reno, Nevada, with its booming economy, diverse housing market, and attractive tax benefits, is emerging as a top contender for California investors looking to diversify and grow their portfolios in 2024.Why Reno is Attracting California Investors:Lower price point: Enjoy significantly more bang for your buck compared to California's expensive markets like San Francisco, Los Angeles, and San Diego.Tax-friendly environment: No state income tax and lower property taxes offer substantial savings for long-term investors.Growing economy: Boasting a diverse economy driven by healthcare, technology, and tourism, Reno offers strong job growth and rental demand.

It's a larger market with a diverse employer and industry base and has strong job and population growth trends. 

Some newbies with no experience spark wonderful conversations.The great thing about BP is diversity of input in the forums.

I like markets with strong population and job growth and a diverse economy, which led me to San Antonio, TX a couple years ago.

Hello... I could use your testimonial  on Allen Finance out of Dallas. Seems to be legit. Tx George