in our zip code we only have 2 to 3 to sell, my DOM is 72 hours LOLI'm always amazed the Fed thinks the solution to inflation is to wipe out construction, and thus real estate, specifically because they are the broadest based area of employment in the country, and feed into every business segment, in every town.

I sold many ranches to very wealthy folks that wanted to own a big ranch for their recreational purposes.. same theory of the very rich buying up the big ranchs in Montana and other places.. its just another segment of real estate and one that is never really talked about on BP because this is predominantly a wholesaler or landlord site.. 

The homes that appeal to our target tenant segment are priced between $320,000 and $475,000.

If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask.I talk a little bit about my first deals and how I got started on the BP Podcast Show 25 - My segment starts around 43 minutes I believe.Hope that helps!

Foreclosure lists often include many factors not just a segment of those in real estate.

I bought a 3000 sf foreclosure (upgraded from 1000sf 2/2 condo) that I had segmented in my mind into 8 bedrooms (5 upstairs, 3 downstairs) and we only needed 2 for our family.

You as a knowledgeable property manager in that area likely knows why that is.I am 100% out of that segment in that market, with good cause. 

The appraiser noted the market in this are has split into two segments.

They will be able to answer all your questions and make suggestions for lists.Most lists don't come with phone numbers because the compilers tend to comply with the letter of the law for the federal do-not-call regulations.I would suggest that you get a list - but mix up several segments.

Small towns may rely too much on a single business or market segment.