So a diverse group. 

Jefferson Park, Conley Hills and Semmes Park have lots of nice rehabbed homes and lots of diversity.

Funneling all rents through one 3rd party processor, who offers reports etc is the only way to reduce labor and hassle in collecting rent from a diverse group of tenants. 

The bug bit us and we haven't stopped since than :)You will love the diverse community and all the resources.

From my state, only place that I think that would have high tenant rate would be near university of area because the in my state, since it is not one of the biggest cities with most diverse job industries, it seems to have more people(students) in the school area. 

It provides some diversity to our portfolio (different area, sizes, and demographic) and it is more of a cash focused investment than an equity play like my bay area and seattle properties (which are cash flow healthy but not overflowing).The area is going through a renaissance right now.

Is the economy of that community diverse enough to both grow and manage downturns?

@Jamal Williams those are some very diverse neighborhoods.

Bishop has rental property for this program (and before you toss such descriptive terms around you might consider some of the investors who post here have experience with this program as well as being individually diverse both racially and in their own sexual orientation).Gail

I moved from Atlanta because it wasn't very diverse, and I want my kids growing up around diversity -- different races, nationalities, languages, cultures, etc.