The more diverse the feedback you get, the more open you will be.

You actually have a pretty solid setup with your diverse degrees plus the one alumni so there's something there.

It’s a strong market but there’s also a lot of gang problems and cultural tension in some areas.

With a large and diverse population, there’s a steady demand for rental properties, particularly in the affordable price range.

I was also in the military and not a stranger to all kinds of uncomfortable situations, diverse backgrounds of people and how to deal with difficult people in general.

A steady annual growth rate, diverse industries, and affordable living attract residents.

It's cultural actually LOLback in early 2000 before all these ADU becomes a trend, some part of the city in San Jose is already congested becayse many houses are already having too many ADU, converted rooms, rent by room and so on and so on.

However, depending on the Trust Company you work with, you might have more options with respect to the diversity of public and private market investments.

Plenty of demand drivers and diverse economy.

I think the key word is community, and I've tried my best to cultivate a great culture and group of people.