I bet we could collaborate on those.. what I see there is not a lot of arch diversity and pretty straight forward.. but one must know how to handle the local city officials.. boy it can be very frustrating in IL to be rehabbing and building.. with all the different entities who have a say

There are diverse investing strategies.

I did get a chance to meet and talk with Eddie at this event I went to .. not sure is Scott was a member or not.. but it was a diverse membership .. it was not only notes.. but it was high level owner operators that for sure..

Knoxville is a good market with lots of diverse areas, but if it has a downside, it's the competition between like-minded investors. 

I also look to see what industries are there and that it is diverse and not reliant on just one sector.

There are a lot of factors to this question as Philadelphia metro is very diverse and it would matter what type of renting you plan to do.I can speak to the areas I invest in (Olde Kensington/Fishtown/No Libs/Port Richmond) where there have been quite a number of large ‘luxury’ apartments built or being built in the last couple years.

But in reality Milwaukee is a very diverse market and you can find about any environment you are looking for.

This is a great area with a diverse real estate market.

Before long you'll be learning all kinds of amazing things, making local connections, and starting to get a handle on where in the vast investing ecosystem that you will fit in.  

This is different from NNN strip centers where you have diversity and staggered leases so lenders underwrite it differently.So is the 11th year 1 year into a recent 5 year extension?