These will be owner occupied, but segments such as Seniors with Long-Time Ownership or Owners with Low Financial Stability Scores (FSS) have been effective in all parts of the country, so they are a good bet in SC.

I know every market/segment is different and it might not work the same at a smaller college w/ commuters and/or kids paying their own way.

I don't have any STR experience but while researching the Phoenix market, I've been told that segment is performing quite well.

In the third and final segment of Real Estate Tax Deductions, I want to discuss At-Risk Rules, Basis Issues and Excess Business Losses.

I'm not sure how you would speculate on a small non standard market segment like that.

CRM is very critical in segmenting your leads by urgency, taking control of your schedule and following the cash.

. * The US Dollar is at risk to Hyperinflation* The Crypto Market (whether you believe in it or don’t) is not only in a bubble territory but is a highly volatile segment * 0% interest rates would also diminish the impact of central banks’ “printing of money and buying of debt assets,” and could also spur “real interest rates to likely rise because there will be disinflation or deflation resulting from lower oil and other commodity prices, economic weakness, and more credit problems.”

@Marcus Auerbach I never thought about 2br cutting out a whole segment of renters like that, good point!

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

Hey @Jared Trindade, do you have any thoughts about the rural segments of Alamance County?