There are many different types in equally diverse locations. 

KC has a growing population with a modern, diverse economy, I would encourage you to look at the economic and demographic trends of both markets in addition to short term cash flow.

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The data also reflects the diversity of the market.  78 sub-markets in the city of Chicago. 

We have a pretty diverse mix (SFRs, duplexes, a triplex, a multi, and a condo) so I can provide a pretty good estimate. 

You can get short term cash flow in a lot of markets but if you're looking for long term income and equity, then you should be looking at markets with growing populations, growing jobs, good income and modern/diverse economies and industries.

Diversication might mean dilluded returns unless located accordingly.

The American real estate business is very diverse and we all invest in our own unique ways. 

Celebrate the breakthrough and then focus on ensuring the cashflow comes from this investment and prepare for the next Investment.  

Some of the major problems with Lehigh are well and septic, lack of infrastructure, lack of commercial projects, lack of their own building department and being unincorporated is slow permit times, lack of diverse employment pools, flood insurance and natural disasters.