This is a large segment of the population that you cut out of the home buying picture.I know this will elicit some angry responses, but the truth is evident.

All are good points but just refer to different segments along a business life time line.

To paint an entire segment of the real estate sector as a bad egg based on no fact whatsoever is simply uncalled for.

Multifamily properties do well to provide the technology amenities that residents—especially the growing Millennial segment—demand.

Actually, I read the over 55 or 65 is the LARGEST growing segment of population.2.People with no money are truly a problem.

Others (iContact) have great segmentation features that allow you to group your list in a variety of ways according to the characteristics of your sub-list.So the purpose of your squeeze page is to provide an "ethical bribe" for people to give you their contact info.

In one segment they showed some case studies on properties they had under contract currently and getting ready to close.

Fascinating that they are talking about the need to hire many more IRS agents in order to insure that individuals and businesses are purchasing health insurance or paying the penalties involved.As government grows and social programs grow and a large segment of the population retires those left that work or provide jobs will be footing a huge bill.

There was a segment on CNBC this morning that will be continuing tomorrow I believe about this exact topic.

There is a huge segment of the population (whose vote count as much as mine) who dont save, will never have real wealth as defined by jon, myself and most people on this thread and get really stuck buy always needing enough income to pay for rent and medical and bailing kids out of bad situations etc.