Along with probably 100 plus rentals we sold and most of those were to under 40 investors or at least half. that segment is a power segment and will be for years to come. 

The purpose of having separate LLCs is to segment your assets for liability protection.

I just happen to do a lot in the commercial retail segment which includes retail leasing and buying and selling retail businesses.  

There isn't a single answer but allow me to segment for you.

This generally occurs with more expensive properties in those areas because your target market segment gets smaller due to BAH rates but it is something to think about.   

Average sales prices were up 8.58% due to a shift in segments; sales in the sub-$100k category shrunk by over 22% as values are pushing up into higher segments; everything else has grown, in particular the segments 200-300k (nice homes, but affordable, flips) and over 500k (luxury).Milwaukee County DUPLEX Market 2018 vs (2017):Very similar picture, sales remained pretty stable at 1518 units (vs 1545), with inventory down to 3.56 months (vs 4.41) and also here shorter days on market: 27 (from 33).

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.