A healthy economy depends on diversity, and especially support for those large swaths of land used for farming—those little towns like Hollis and Brookline.

Diverse economy and growing like crazy. 

@Joshua Stepanov, I like to be as diverse as possible and not "put all of my eggs in one basket".

I also learned long ago on BP that we are speaking to a very large and diverse group, information can be taken the wrong way if details aren't given.

I want a diverse group of people with different questions, and I also want to make sure that your questions are something I have experience with, so I don't waste your time.Is it a deal?

Obviously, there are custodial fees but provided your plan administrator allows for the rollover (something they typically allow for once you're not longer with the company) then the funds can be moved over without taxes and penalties.I'm especially inclined to recommend this move for individuals looking to diversity with investments outside of the stock market such as real estate, promissory notes, and tax liens/deeds.

Most neighborhoods in town are pretty diverse in socio-economics and housing (think trailers on lots next to duplexes and single family homes).

I look to apply my diverse skill set to progressing my financial freedom.I am currently located in the Washington DC area and look to start my business in the DMV, Baltimore, and Philadelphia buy and hold market.

It is good to have diversity just as it is in the market.

So if you are in a diverse neighborhood with different style homes, you would want to comps the ranches to rAnches and not the 2 story homes.