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.

However, the government isn’t required to create lists for us investors just so we can market to certain segments of people.It’d be nice if that was the case though. 

In lower segments you were looking at close to a year, in luxury I believe it was over 2 years.

Otherwise, you are in the commercial finance segment as a business.  

Certainly not long enough to accurately predict or analyze market moves (in my opinion)Entry level homes are usually a pretty safe segment of the market because even if the ones able to buy them changes, it's still a sought after commodity.

You're in a tough $ segment to get a non recourse loan.

So far, low income renters have been the hardest hit segment by the Covid unemployment crisis.

If not to push our demands, at least to make sure that politicians keep this important segment of community/ economy in mind during situations like these.

Affordable housing is going to be a big market segment there, but be sure to get educated on all that comes with affordable housing such as maintenance, evictions, property managing, all that fun stuff. 

Do you segment your ads based on psychographics or demographics?