The funny thing is that as of late... the fastest growing segment of our userbase is advanced investors moving away from websites they built themselves (or from other systems like Realeflow or Freedomsoft).

I agree that the first "this person is dead because of driverless cars" 24 hours news segment is going to be rough.

One of the larger REIA meetings in my area has a short segment before the main presentation that allows attendees to present their "Haves and Wants".

You can roll the income and expenses into the LLC financials in a segmented fashion, having each property separately accounted for or you lump them into one.

Atlantic Station is one of my favorite spots in Atlanta, partially because of the revitalization that has taken place, here is a good segment that talks about it from Wikipedia.  

As this segment of the business cycle continues, it becomes more and more probable that some type of price easing is imminent.

so as this thread moves from talking about market trends it seems like the conversation is steering towards identifying a segment of the market that needs to be addressed all over the country possibly which is affordable housing.

“If you’re not a homeowner or a homebuyer who’s going to occupy the property, you don’t belong in [NAR's} world and it’s just strange to see,” Rand said.Rand pointed out that NAR’s numbers show about 20% of home sales are non-owner occupied, noting that is a large segment of the market to simply dismiss.In fact, Rand said homebuyers are not competing with investors at all, but are actually competing with home renters.

At such an early stage this is highly speculative, especially since most payments are made via cryptocurrencies (volatile), however this segment will undoubtedly mature.

Or is that segment more into ownership?