Atlanta is a large, diverse city. 

My dream is to create a real estate company serving the housing needs of middle income population, but like everything in life, it is best to start with baby steps.I like the NYC metropolitan area because of its diversity, potential for growth and the fact that it behaves somewhat independently of the national economic trends.  

The sites' research looks decent, and the inventory (at least on Roofstock) seems diverse and promising.  

This allows them diversity in programs, products, and rates. 

It is a pretty diverse area and depends on the specific street.

The Houston market has been incredibly strong and diverse - and has flooded before with no dire residual effects - I predict the same, Houston will rebuild and continue its growth.

There is also a great abundance of food options around Lake Merritt and the Temescal neighborhood, so much diversity, it's really nice being so close!

I would call it diversity of your investment portfolio, but not high return investing.

The town does not have inspections so that's a plus, it's in Will County (better than nearby Cook), and the stock is fairly diverse.  

Given that it is such a large state with very diverse climates, I doubt AC is required by law.