I think you need to specialize in specific segments of the investor population.

As you read this, keep in mind that this happened in one of the market segments that people would have said is the most recession-proof.There was an investor in Texas that owned a 30 unit complex.

If you are posting something provocative or controversial, no matter how much you believe in it, you are alienating a segment of the population.

If you are posting something provocative or controversial, no matter how much you believe in it, you are alienating a segment of the population.

They target a segment of people that can't find the single room or affordable housing. 

Typical days of inventory is 30 days or less across most price segments under $250k, yes.

This means that next month's closed sales will be significantly higher.For the segment we target, correctly priced properties only stay on the market 1 to 5 days.

This is a general outline of what I have:"Hello, I am into all segments of residential real estate (will consider commercial too).I have a couple of questions for you. 1.

If you are planning on leveraging and feel more cavalier about the matter, I would look into the specialty/retail segment.

However, for entrepreneurial, independent investors among the Bigger Pockets community, we believe there is opportunity to be found in other segments of retail properties that are eCommerce resistant, such as neighborhood strip centers that offer services which can’t easily be replicated online such as hair & nail salons, fast food, medical offices, etc.