For me, not feeling safe is a hard pass.Houston is very diverse and large.

Personally, I like to invest in areas with diverse economies.

The beaches, the weather and and the diversity of people and ideas makes this an amazing place.

I'm wanting to start investing in real estate at the first of the year, and I have a few questions.I live 15 mins from the DFW area in Texas.I'm mainly wanting to focus on 1-4 unit rentals, but I am considering other things to speed up the process and to also have  diversity.

Tampa is a comeback city...Water Street Tampa is one of the largest redevelopment projects that Tampa has seen in recent history, and it’s helping transform the city into a vibrant, diverse and attractive option for young people.

I'm in the stock market, I have cryptocurrency, I need to lear about real estate for some diversity.3. 🤪 A fun fact about yourselfI used to be a member of a professional pogo stick team!

It's pretty diverse and the southern parts have a good amount of Japanese Americans.

I've read multiple blogs / websites / youtube videos on how to determine which state is primed for investing and the general consensus is to look for:Population GrowthJob GrowthJob Diversity (More than one major employer)Average Rent PriceAverage Home PriceCrime RateCost of livingMy question is, where do you guys pull these data points from?

I am not sure if it's a fragility issue or a participation trophy issue, but to become a great investor, you have to be open to diverse feedback, even if it's sometimes sarcastic when you think you found the deal of the century still on the market after 816 days in Scottsdale where every investor whets their beak every day.Anyone else seeing this?

I guess that I'm impressed they not only built out a model that could get with in 7% of FMV for that many homes, had an effective UX that made ppl want to use it, got a system up and running to take possession and make ready for sale that number of homes across such a geographically diverse area during a global pandemic which changed the way ppl work and lead to crazy home prices.