You have picked a great place to be with its diversity and population growth.  

A generation of “digital natives” (those who have grown up with technology and social media), Millennials are diverse, as well as the most educated generation up to this point.

Look in the middle of the country at secondary and tertiary markets with stable and growing economies that are relatively diverse and not at the mercy of one large corporation. 

Diversity is very important to me.

I agree about diversity and potential for other markets.

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.