After that long and depressing deal was over I still had no education or career to fall back on....So, I stuck with it and learned EVERYTHING I could about financing.

Let’s see how HUD reacts when the recession or depression happens....

Retail is really depressed right now, so you might be able to find a suitable existing place that you can rehab to fit you and your wife's practice(s).

In the last hundred years it's only happened twice: Great Depression and great recession.

He said he went broke, went into a depression for 6 months, and now how found inspiration and desire to help others succeed.

It would be depressing, there's only one direction to go and that's down!

Unless we go into Great Depression 2.0 I don't see rent prices dropping much further, at least in my area.

Maybe if I don't have to go to work, I might want to more.It'll be interesting to see.All I know is that had I not gotten into REI a few years ago, I would be pretty depressed with my options right now.

I have spent some time in Baltimore and thought it seemed a little depressed.

Also rents are depressed because of him not raising rents on long term tenants, should be atleast $600/unit so there is another $1,200/yr in possible income in the future once deferred maintenance and some tenant turn over occurs.