Plus my experience with Equity Trust gave me the impression that they are very segmented - dividing each little responsibility into departments.

I think it is awesome that many want to focus on this segment.

We are new to the commercial and industrial segments, so cannot yet speak to market opportunities there.

There is a lot of mention in these furnished rentals of corporate customers but I am curious as to what corporate segment allows this type of rental. 

I have 57 templates that serve as "splash pages" for nine categories: The nine categories become a team concept and are interdependent on each other's actions; six video that brand me would be presented to each category for building a team.The Business Model Canvas simplifies the business plan into nine essential components:1.Partners2.Activities (online vs. offline)3.Resources (county court house -- records division)4.Value Propositions (what constitutes a good vs. bad deal)5.Customer Relationships (networking with real estate brokers; mortgage brokers)6.Channels (real estate clubs, forums, etc -- social media)7.Customer Segments (areas that are industry - speciific)8.Cost Structure (financial analysis)9.Revenue Streams The sample splash pages cost me $1.00 and are different templates (57) that become "electronic recruiters."

Got it...I figured you must have some examples/experience in a particular market segment.

In Canada the short term provides both Mortgagee and Mortgagor to adjust in 5 years segments for rate risk.

The Mayor should focus on fixing the Birmingham education system instead of going after slumlords.And let's be honest here, so-called slumlords serve a very needed market segment.

That market segment has been impacted by that trend...but I see that everywhere I travel around universities and colleges.

The technology ecosystem around STRs can be broken up into at least 4 primary segments:1.