Additionally I have a deep database of thousands of companies nationally segmented by state.

If you have to cut it into multiple different segments that may become time consuming.

Depending on what segment you look at it’s nearing the past peak from 2007-ish so the question is of course how high will it go.

That segment of the market is grossly undersupplied but well-demanded.

There is a whole segment of the population out there that are just never going to 'qualify' for a traditional bank mortgage. 

This is more effective than trying to determine what your target segment 'likes' or what jobs they hold, what their ages are, etc. 

David - yes, I suspect that agrihoods will continue to fill an interesting real estate niche as there are a lot of very interesting development opportunities that cater to a wide variety of potential customer segments from tiny home enthusiasts all the way to more retirement-age types.

Our philosophy, vetted investment opportunities, means we focus our efforts in locations and segments that have historically provided stability, and are currently undergoing above average economic and demographic growth.

More here:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/776/topics/48...I expect the market to drive prices up, in particular in the 150k-300k segment, which is interesting both for first time home buyers and for investors.

There is even a lot of speculation in the contractor segment where people just up and decide they want to form a company to take advantage of the demand.