Think about it, higher rates will depress the valuations/limit buyer pool if you want to move it along.

The people who I see do well there by when the market is very depressed and hold on for awhile.

I am fascinated with this business and cannot rest on the idea of waiting for a Job to show up in this depressed economy.

Who was clamoring about global warming during the dust bowl years of the great depression?

Of course this is devastating and depressing news for someone just a week away from starting in this business.

That is the most depressing of all to me.I like our chances and feel we are the team to beat in the AL West.

There have been some major disruptions -- the great depression, the change in lending after WWII, and the recent bubble.

We think we are in a recession, but when you lose your job, it's a depression.

My comment was directed towards discretionary spending although I left the word "discretionary" out.Most items have fallen in price that i've noticed (in my area) and I believe, absent the current economic depression, gas prices would have been significantly higher this summer.Bottom line, I believe with all the money in the system, tangible real inflation is in the pipeline, and it is stagflation that we should be concerned about - not hyperinflation.

So if they're going to survive, the renters market needs to stay depressed into it.