Maywood is a small yet growing town, very diverse (more so lately these past 5 years or so).

I understand that it's important to look at things like population growth, job growth and average income changes, diversity of local industries, unemployment rate, etc. but what I'm having trouble with is finding reliable sources of this kind of information online.

Thank you the more diverse I can get at property search the more successful I can be I believe thank you.David, Houston, Texas

Might be better off with a NNN strip center at a higher cap rate and diversity of tenants for better break even occupancy and spreading the risk. 

I would expect that in the beginning the majority of the money you raise will come from friends/family and as you gain experience the money will come from a more diverse group.

You will likely need a planner as well regarding traffic, parking, water diversion, sewer impact, ingress/egress, etc. 2.

Other areas to consider that are not directly on the T but close would be Everett and Chelsea.2 BD certainly has a high demand, since it can be used for a young couple, young family, or roommates, so its very diverse in terms of customer range.

Diverse employment base2.

In our view, DFW has some very unique characteristics most important is middle of the country logistics / transportation hub (great freeway system, rail and DFW airport), HQs for a growing number of companies in diverse industries.  

After I decided to buy a property (my third), I decided a multifamily was best, and to rent out two floors to pay for it.I purchased real estate other times for excellent reasons, and now I am trying to decide what to do about the first two places and what role geographic diversity has in my decisions when I personally do not need the properties anymore.