I would have to wait for prices to return to refi it (and credit markets to soften), but my DTI with rental income (0% - 7%) should allow me to get into another deal here in Denver at depressed prices (at 20% down).

While this is in a nice area and on the water the perception of the area has kept prices depressed.

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At the same time, though, prices remain depressed in Opportunity Zones, and a notable number actually dropped in the third quarter (a potentially very troubling indicator).

That doesn’t mean that we’re not in a recession (or depression, for that matter) and mired in a global pandemic… we’re not out of the weeds, yet, in other words.As a result, expect more stimulus.

We didn't see a depression in price for our primary in shrewsbury,MA due to Covid, not sure if it is different with rentalWe have a historic MF in RI , not sure how hard it will be to sell but we bought it for income and I know it will hold its value if we maintain it, it will probably appreciate but I didn't bank on it.

I live in a very depressed area so im not sure how much i can actually raise the rents as these tenants are already scraping to get by.

And the year-over-year percentage decline in boardings for the Thanksgiving travel period at the three regional airports — Hollywood Burbank, Long Beach and Ontario International — barely budged from October’s depressed levels.

. — with numbers in April 2020 reflecting largest declines.During this month we saw both job loss claims and unemployment rates — 13.5% and 14.5% respectively — the highest since the 1929 Great Depression. (2)For recent contrast, the peak of the 2007 Great Recession saw job loss and unemployment rates at 6.5% and close to 10% — that’s a difference of 7% and nearly 4% and with a population of nearly 330 million those are big numbers.We are also seeing signs of a recovery taking shape and forming into what economists call a “K-Shaped Recovery”.This article aims to clarify the type of Recovery we find ourselves in, identify who has been most affected, how these changes reflect in the Austin Real Estate market, and review what key economic indicators to watch in Austin and Texas.Why Does It Form a "K"?

I know this guy that buys bank foreclosures in a depressed refinery town.