Some segments should not be invested in.

Ironically Lennar's Southeast Florida segment is the fastest growing over the past two years, almost doubling in units delivered and almost quadrupling backlog.

Putting out content for 4/5 different sites to segment my audience doesn't seem like something that I would enjoy.

The aim of these development authorities is to provide houses to all segments of the society. 

I'm going to approach my marketing in 90 day segments (quarterly), and adjust accordingly.

I am researching flipping market and i can divide it on 3 segments:1. rehab - when someone gets ugly or under condition house, puts a small money to get condition shortly and market one as soon as possible - a small profit, high dependence on purchase price. in this case we earn on buying.2. improvement  - getting old or cheap house, puts more money to get more expensive house which we can sale for high price and get more profit. in this case we earn on buying and improvement to get highest price among around houses in that location3. re-building or building new one - when we destroy old and build new house. in this case we earn more profit when get something absolutely new with highest price.

Having been a strategy and business advisor in the SFR investment segment for quite some time, I've developed a desire to build my own portfolio while sharing collective experience with my colleagues.

They prefer to invest in high-quality areas in gateway cities - they don't necessarily think about using those houses as vacation homes.Another segment of overseas investors is very keen on high-yield properties in second tier or third tier cities in which they can make 8-10% net rental yields.And yes, as you mentioned, some of our overseas investors are keen on commercial properties but obviously a much higher price point.

Business goals: Acquire 9 additional units by 2020 for a total of 10.Market segment: Professionals who commute downtown Minneapolis using the SW metro transit line.

In the past couple of years for certain segments of Forsyth County and Cumming, I've been seeing sales prices going up each year by 10%-15%, though that has slowed in the last 5-6 months, it seems.