That is assuming you hire 1 (or 2) people to do everything.I too am working towards complete automation, however, I am segmenting my business by setting up processes for the different functions.For example, I have hired a virtual assistant (from a site called odesk.com) to pull probate prospects from the court website, and look up to see if they own any property.

I am trying to determine the percentage of market share we can go after, so I am looking for statistics of each CRE segment in comparison of each other.

As an investor, this translates to a market segment with substantial demand and the potential for rewarding returns on your investment while also getting to take advantage of the affordability of the fabrication process as well.

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

You can combine the scores with other segments such as Seniors with 15+ Year Ownership. 

From what I see the premium segment makes more sense, but you also have to offer value. 

I found out about Bill Allen (7 Figure Flipping) from an online course that I purchased from Michael Zuber (One Rental at a Time), as Bill is a speaker in one of his Teachable segments. 

Does anyone have advice on this segment?

I've also personally witnessed high-income families who are desperate to move out of Philly as their kids get to be school age and are more than happy to rent for a few years.I know how to analyze a deal but I was just curious if people had experience in this segment of the market. 

A recent CNBC segment shed light on the key themes that are shaping this evolution.