During any economic downturn, buyers tend to flock to more affordable homes, reducing inventory and driving up prices in that segment of the market.

Does anyone know the vacancy/rent collection situation in that segment of the market?

However, just realize that not everyone has FB (I don't even have it), so there will always be a segment of the rental pool that you're missing if that's the only place you advertise.  

The best investment opportunities always happen when a segment is in turmoil.

I'm not sure I have the patience to deal with tenants in the $50k or less total cost segment.    

Their are some segments of commercial that will keep plugging along like nothing has happened, and some that will be decimated. 

Originally posted by @Steve Morris:It may also present a buying opportunity.in certain segments this is an absolute. 

Check it out from the CNBC article below: "Expedia and Booking Holdings both saw a roughly 90% drop in gross bookings in the second quarter, reflecting just how difficult the past three months have been for the travel and hospitality sector.While the outlook remains uncertain, there is one segment of the travel market on fire: vacation rentals.With the center of gravity shifting from cities to suburbs, demand for homes close to beaches, recreational parks and trails continues to grow across the nation."

Older military tend to be honorable, and most military in general are, but as with any tenent segment, there is a small minority who will try to get one over on an unsuspecting landlord.

However, just realize that not everyone has FB (I don't even have it), so there will always be a segment of the rental pool that you're missing if that's the only place you advertise.