I don't know much about that segment of the market and I was looking for some input as to what the best ways to market it and how to draw attention to it?

I saw a financial news segment discussing that all the big banks, Wells Fargo, Bank of America, USAA, etc... are all holding off on collecting mortgage payments, credit card payments, personal loans, etc... for up to 3 months and not charging any late fees or reporting any negative hits to the credit bureaus if you're a Fed and being affected by the shutdown.

As soon as non prime and Alt A crashed this whole segment of false buyers were out.

I had my focus on (Broward, Hollywood/Del Ray Ft Lauderdale etc.)It's a very diverse area but also very segmented as far as neighborhood demographics. 

Also, the more detail you have per owner, the better, so that you may segment your data and create more detailed marketing pieces.There are about 700 MSA’s in the USACall the state’s manufactured housing association to get a feel for the state’s landlord tenant lawsWichita, Kansas is overbuilt with MHPs and is highly competitive with large operators90: Building a MHP DatabaseStart with a list of the mobile home parks in your target cities/MSA via MHvillage(dot)com Communities >> (don’t click on “showcase communities” as they are ads)Plot the communities in Google Earth (have a VA do this if possible)Do a visual scan of the area to identify other nearby parksUse Parlay 2.0 to overlay and get parcel data for each parkUse secstates(dot)com to get the owner’s name if the park is owned by an entityUse a US based skip tracer to get owner’s contact info and mail or call them!

(Everyone groans "Hi Nico" as if they're in some sort of depressed AA meeting.)When I was in high school, my mindset was straightforward: Study hard > Get good grades > Graduate > Enter college for my bachelors > Repeat the first three steps > Study hard for GREs > Enter grad school for my masters > Repeat first three steps again > Find a job > Gain experience > Quit old job for a higher-paying position at another company > Repeat last two steps indefinitely until retirement and live off of savings.Then, literally on the day of (or before) my college graduation date and ceremony, I saw a segment on the news that posed the question, "Is college really worth it?"

In this segment of investing, your renter will be living paycheck to paycheck, which means there will be times you receive rent late or not at all. 

As long as that demand is there, you’ll always have an investor who wants to capitalize on that segment if the numbers work.

Absentee Owners have been popular for a long time, and are apparently still somewhat effective (people are still mailing to them).There are some owner occupied segments with people who share motivating factors for selling their home.Seniors with Long-time Ownership: often ready to downsize or transition to assistance.Homeowners with Low Financial Stability Scores (FSS): Struggling financially and likely ready to cash in on their asset.Both these categories have additional advantages in that they probably don’t haven’t been updated and may have deferred maintenance.

Largely looking at multi-family residential but open to thoughts on other segments.