The other day I stumbled upon articles on segmented depreciation and how it increases the depreciation in early years by doing this.

I rehab and flip in a couple different market segments.

Not sure what segment of the business to highlight in a blog.

The second they defined themselves as a separate class or segment is the second they open themselves to be treated differently.  

You'll then have to decide based on your budget which segment you want to market to. 

This one suggest is true of all segments of the real estate business.Learn how to communicate with tenants.

These PM tools come in various shapes, sizes and price points to address a particular segment's needs.

Also acquisition costs can be high, esp if financing (with taxes easily add 10% of purchase price)I’d add also these days the traditional albergue / B&B model can be quite saturated in many areas, so you want to identify those and stay away, then also certain customers segments remain underserved, like cyclists.

It's different in each state/county but there is a segment of every market where you can decent priced homes, decent rent and fewer problem tenants, leading to less repairs and less turnover. 

They have 67 unique segments for hoods.