The diversity of culture here is incredible and that's one of the greatest things that people are interested in about SD (can't forget about the Padres).

To give some perspective on the comment from @Josh Caldwell:If you visited the Port Richmond area of Philadelphia, then you probably had a chance to see some parts of Kensington as well - where due to drug use there are parts of that neighborhood that have deteriorated to the point of being close to fitting the "war zone" description; and that neighborhood is more racially diverse than how you had described your take on "war zone".

Because we are working for some of the largest ownership groups and publicly traded companies in the country, I know that these decisions are approved by a diverse group of minds.

Develop a solid and diverse network of contractors and suppliers and learn to project manage your renovations, or hire somebody who can do that for you rather than hiring one “General” Contractor.

These are mid-sized towns but growing, started with the college but are growing in diversity of industry.

(Ideally this should be diverse)4.  

Like you, I have a decent job already, not looking to replace it, but want some diversity in my investments.I own a few small rentals, but am slightly annoyed with the calls for a leaky drain etc.Anyway...

I'm considering it to diversity my holdings and to be involved in something that would be well beyond my reach otherwise. 

The Palacios area is world famous among bird lovers for its extreme diversity of bird life.

I need to build a diverse and robust cash buyers list so that I can finally close on my first deal.