All good sectors. 

I have worked in the public sector for the city of tampa for 30 yrs.

May I ask if you are an engineer for the energy industry; and if so, are you moving to TX because jobs in that sector are still picking up?

Despite the problems in the energy sector, my experience is that the Houston market is still very strong.I have an investor client who had two properties next door to each other in old Katy.

They can be folks working in the tech sector for 5-20+ years, doctors, business owners, etc the folks that have high incomes and have saved or let it compound in the stock market all this time.

Most of my leisure time is spent researching and reading the world of business.  

Some say, the move was meant to bolster the GSE’s capital levels as they prepare to blast back out in to the private sector; an interesting move, given how effective the Federal government has used the GSEs as an effective vehicle for taxing American homeowners.

Looking to branch out in the near future into other states, into the buy and hold sector.

I don’t think any investor should be 100% invested in any one sector.

Landlords with Section 8 tenants are feeling pretty good right about now knowing their rents will be paid.To add to this, I believe that Class C tenants would be quickest to bounce back and shift employment sectors if job loss did occur.