I also invest there too) As one example, there is a pocket I buy in heavily called Flordell Hills.

If you are looking for risk mitigation, it will depend heavily on your specific situation.  

Is it because people rely too heavily on them and there are other measures that are better and say more about a property?

Their business model is that they make most of their money through the title company that they heavily promote.

Expect this trend to continue to support multifamily investments for the foreseeable future.OverallReal estate for 2017 will be heavily influenced by the economy, monetary policy, and demographic changes.

I would warn heavily into thinking one can buy out there and provide a home that looks like the rest of the rentals and not expect to have longer periods of vacancy.

Im personally investing heavily in San Antonio because the amount of growth here is crazy, I see it being the next "Austin" market in a few years.

I'm heavily invested here in spite of this, because I believe that companies are likely to continue to increase profitability and handle inflation well over the long-term.

@Davin BurnellI’d have to echo @Laura Yates from what I’ve seen so far, with a possible exception being extremely heavily distressed properties.

I know that is an important part of the equation and it is heavily dependent on the market and whether you are looking to buy or sell.