However, those who were accustom to marketing directly foreclosure leads have found an already crowded niche even more crowded by people who mail once, decide it doesn't work, and move on to the next moneymaking idea.The point is that what's bad, it turns out, is good!

Both excellent reads.You might consider Niche Housing like Student Housing where the rents are 2-4 times more.

I find that niche to be more confusing than buy and hold.

There have probably been many posts similar to mine, so I will try to make it unique to my situation and goals.

Not sure where my “niche” will be, but am looking forward to finding it!

There is the consideration of wanting to become landlord again, and then there is the estimated profit to see if it would be worth your time and effort: this is unique to every property.

You might consider Niche or Specialized Housing like student housing.

You know, in your profile you say something to the effect that "every intown property has had its unique challenge."

For the 147th time, real estate is unique, it can not be directly compared to stocks or bonds or annuities or the manufacture of widgets.

They specialize in the smaller multifamily niche. http://www.first-commercial.com, (918) 605-1015.