My friend owns a restaurant/bar 1 block east of this unit and pulls from many different demos, so very diverse.

In the Midwest we're definitely seeing evidence of this.Economics is a huge driver in why we invest in B class assets located in B/A areas with diverse employment and good schools.Further, any syndicator that's claiming 5 to 7% rent growth per year over multiple years is likely smoking something.  

I'll add you now.There's a little more diversity in Warren as a whole compared to Eastpointe (which is roughly a quarter of the size and population of Warren).

https://lge-ku.com/newsroom/pr...Much needed for our infrastructure and growth!

I strongly value giving back to the community, promoting diversity and mentorship.Thank you for reading my first post and if you have any comments, questions or advice, feel free to post.

Compared to Canada the US real estate market is more diverse in size and also the type of deals you can find.  

You are going to want to look at crime, population growth, job growth, job diversity, and income to rent ratios.

There are 5 boroughs, each of which is large and diverse.

I love the diversity at our investor groups and meet ups - and enjoy talking with anyone who is actually out digging up deals and making things happen - no matter what their gender or age is! 

Atlanta metro has a diverse investing canvass.