I only hope they will have a concentrated effort to right the ship, be forthcoming about the blindspots, recovering for you and all the other investors in Fund 4.

for infill I concentrated on Charleston Sc and built about 35 homes in that market. uber competitive for dirt though they are running out of it and the city wont let you tear down homes in many cases because of historic considerations.

Seems like many flippers do try to concentrate in one area. 

This concentration isn't accidental.

More likely to be able to hit “home run” due to concentration of property interests3.

Choose cities with significant and sustained population growth and buy properties that attract tenant segments with a high concentration of reliable people.With the right team, you don’t need to manage the details yourself.

The tradeoff is risk concentration (all your eggs in one property vs 500 companies), illiquidity, and management intensity.It comes down to personality: if you want hands-off wealth growth, the S&P is hard to beat.

@Erik Estrada We decided that we would concentrate on higher end houses in great neighborhoods\ School Districts because we wanted a higher caliber renter and better appreciation on our properties.

@John McKee We concentrate on cash flowing producing assets and we have 18% to investors last year and will do 21% this year.

But being 60 yrs of age I need to concentrate more on passive for retirement income.