Is it better to have the license to add to the diversity of your real estate investing?

The economy is diverse and composed of many different job sectors making it to a certain degree more "recession proof" than other markets.

On a first pass, here are a few things we look for in the multifamily syndication world:1) population size and growth2) job growth3) diverse industries4) landlord friendlinessThose 4 narrow down the country considerably.

I am in Brad Sumrok's program and the "eco-system" that Brad facilitates is amazing!

Such plans are strictly a means for you to more actively manage your own retirement savings in a more diverse array of investments, hopefully so that your retirement savings can grow more successfully than if limited just to the basic asset class of the stock market.

I think it has a growing population and a diverse economy.  

We like properties in MSA >  $250K pop and local economies that have diverse industries.  

But I do get a diverse cross-section of humanity. 95% of the time, I never even make contact except through emails, and about 1% of my guests must be ninjas, who show up, sleep in a bed, and vanish. 15 minute cleanups are the best!

I view these goals as well within reach considering the diversity of knowledge that my team brings to the table.

Biggerpockets community is truly awesome through their diversity (buy and hold, wholesalers, bird dogs, commerce, developers, flippers, agents, etc).