In a downturn, you will likely to rebound faster than Gainesville(But keep in mind I have no in depth market of Gainesville- there could be a large company coming there and that would change everything)

Boosting existing property values , and thus household wealth, in lower middle class neighborhoods and giving the construction sector a chance to possibly rebound will really ignite a regional economic recovery.Another area I'd like to see some creative thought on is on getting long term vacant commercial repurposed or demo'd.

Now that does not make sence I know, but interest rate can only go up and as employment rebounds and as the nay sayers get quiet, more people will regain confidence and begin considering a home purchase, IMO, so as that happens prices should stablize and begin to rise...so, at the same time, you'll have rising interest rates and home prices.

It makes me wonder if people who aren't savvy enough to do their own analysis will still rely on Zillow once the market starts to rebound?

Then, when the market rebounds, you have the potential to sell the property and liquidate your investment or carry the note and act as a bank for a new buyer, making your money on the interest they pay.

It was perfect timing by the previous buyer, buying at the bottom of the recession and selling when the economy is on the rebound. 

Detroit is rebounding and everyone knows about it's current rise from Bankruptcy.Detroit has made it's way to the Top 10 in the scientific pool of talent in the US Nation. 

It is nice to bounce my thoughts off of veteran people and get a rebound.

Once paid down, my score will rebound and then some.  

Velocity rebounded from the 4.5% decrease in the preceding 12 months.