My view on investment's is quite diverse as is my portfolio.  

This question got me thinking because I hadn't researched the migration companies or top companies lately, and I found a couple of cool articles.Here is one on the migration patterns over the last two years.https://www.census.gov/library....And then I was looking up top companies in Indianpolis to see if rankings had changed and found this article.https://livability.com/in/indi...I think the economic diversity is the best thing Indy has going for it. 

They are a much more diverse group.

I read a lot of business strategy books - hearing diverse perspectives and reading case studies of similar companies has helped me immensely in running Enodo.

I found the diversity in responses to this question to be quite interesting. 

Both have growing population, jobs and modern, diverse economies.

This means that there is a steady demand for rental properties, making it an ideal place to invest in buy-and-hold real estate.Stable and Diverse Economy: Columbus is home to a diverse range of industries, including healthcare, education, finance, and technology.

In areas with diverse employment and population growth, working class housing (Class B and C housing, as well as mobile homes and manufactured housing), held up pretty well. 

It has a growing population, growing jobs and a diverse, modern economy making it ideal for long term buy and hold.

I'm going to suggest that because there are so many different ways to invest, along with so many different motivations/expectations of the individual players, that the diversity clouds people's mind away from what it is that makes it possible to invest in real estate in the first place, for all investors...drum roll...Property rights.