yes but, at the same time, there are already a lot of categories and it can be time consuming to keep drilling up and down the tree structure to view topics in different cats if you are interested in more than one highly specific area.also, it seems like posting is decreasing lately so further segmenting will reduce the number of new recent posts in each category even further.just my $0.02

It can be the difference between cutting out a large segment of potential renters (i.e.: eldery/retired folks, people who don't want to walk up a bunch of stairs, etc.) 

The offers that they were making at the time were not very good for the landlord financially, but some people agreed either (1) out of ignorance or (2) out of necessity.This segment of the business has changed in the last 10 years, and now there is a lot of institutional money chasing these deals which has driven offers up substantially. 

I work a number of nano-niches that attract people and situations into my highly specialized sales funnels.I'm not going to how-to course here, however you can segment your data and overlay with info from other corresponding trigger lists or just work a few properties in your RE farm and drill down by certain property factors.

thanks againAlso, we do provide the Vacancy rate for sub-zipcode segments where that property is located.

All construction plans refer to vertical elevations for each item, segment, valve, etc.

It takes a special PM that focuses on that market segment.

The properties that attract our target segment cost between $320,000 and $475,000.

The flip side of this is you would be earning a 12% bonus on any retained earnings repatriated to Canada {well, not quite 12% as the monies would be converted before you paid any Canadian taxes due}.In short form my advice would be:Identify your objectives before you begin;Research and identify the US markets in which you plan to invest and the segment of those markets (i.e.

Now as a person who has rubbed elbows with billionaires, and worked in a segment of elites, I can say from 1st hand experience your over-complicating things.