Is it diverse or dependent on an industry?  

Inspirational.I assume those percentages are downpayments, not interest rates...Being in such diverse markets, have you learned any lessons about remote rentals?

Hi everyone,My name is Robert and I'm a long time tech guy, but took a bit of a career diversion a few years ago by moving here to the Colorado Springs area and getting a real estate license. 

I know that OKC is more diverse than just the oil industry, but it is a concern.I'm just trying to decide if it's worth keeping a single property in a market, or if I'd be better off in concentrating my investments in fewer markets.Thanks for the response.Steven

Indy is very diverse and the neighborhoods can change greatly block by block - one has to be careful when investing from afar.I buy 10-15 properties per month and will be glad to point you the right direction and evaluate any potential opportunities you are looking at.And, of course, buy them all too!

It has to be diverse and have a growing population.  

Diversity and population growth are important.

SA is a lot more diverse than folks give it credit for and the diversity is in pretty solid core industries that I think are pretty safe.  

DFW is a big, diverse area.  

With a strong tech sector, plenty of foreign investments, and a diverse industry overall, demand for the city of Seattle is likely to be second to none in 2016.Seattle has been in a solid upward trend since 2012 and is likely to continue its ascent.