Want some diversification.  

Atlanta, Jacksonville, Charlotte, Raleigh have strong rent growth, employment growth and employment diversification.

Some fundamental metrics when considering markets can be: rent growth, population growth, job growth and job diversification.

While it's good to enjoy the appreciation, I'm thinking diversification to Houston for larger cash flow.

While it's good to enjoy the appreciation, I'm thinking diversification to Houston for larger cash flow.

Employment diversification is growing which speaks to more stability as well.

When it comes to geographic metrics items like job growth, rent growth, employment diversification, local landlord laws/regulations and population growth.

Really eye opening for you to point out diversification - this is good to keep in mind especially as I continue to educate myself on what market will best suit me.

Multifamily syndications for example could potentially double your capital every five years while greatly reducing your downside risk and providing an abundance of diversification.

In general with house-hacking I'll always prefer small multi-families because it bakes diversification and efficiency into the purchase, giving you slightly more levers to pull and security in the investment.