We even have a client who is turning older mid and high rise office buildings into apartments.What demographic buyer are you targeting with the staged furniture?

Tiny houses are generation two of attainable housing and they're better in all sorts of ways, but because of the "newness" cities and counties don't know what to do with them and don't understand the psychographic and/or demographic of people who CHOOSE this lifestyle.As a society, we're right on the CUSP of shifting the outdated status quo, and I don't know about you, I believe this is an exciting time to be alive!

Greely is your hometown where you have insider information about every street, jobs, demographics changes coming into your area.

No demographic or filter can filter through for motivation.This is not opinion, I have concrete proof this to be true.Now look at your quesiton.What list or criteria for someone to potentially sell their home?

Well @Louis Radosevich I was going to say something about pot in Denver but I um...forgot...lolI don't have specific information about how marijuana is expected to change Denver's population/demographic but everything is pretty well status quo here.

Different areas have different demographic dynamics.

If I were targeting this demographic, I would go gas every time.

When you're on a property's page, there is a section called Neighborhood Info (near the middle of the page) with a little box to the right with Demographics link.

As with any good business plan being able to point to data that can quantify the potential market size, demographics, income etc is critical.Unfortunately for me I have not be able to get any reasonable estimates. 

I'd be interested to learn what demographics are shared between customers you put into these 200% policies.