Eventually, people may start to default on their mortgage payments, not from a lack of being responsible, but because their basics of food, transportation, and medical, and insurance payments have all gone up.

Memphis has a diversified economy supported by major sectors such as logistics, transportation, healthcare, and education.

Transportation industry is huge with lots of goods going across the border, so in theory trade deals could cause waves here for better or for worse.Things are definitely growing down here.

All things being equal, the same property transported across state lines would cost significantly less to operate in OR.

I compare leverage, insurability, taking write offs, cash flow, monthly  expenses, transportability, speed of decline in a crash, ease of unloading in a crash, forced equity improvement, things like that.

With EVs those are high during production of the vehicles. ya other than walking I think every mode of transportation uses some form of energy and does its share of depleting resources and pollution etc.

If it's not housing, food, or transportation, don't spend a dime on it.

Our downtown is not as big and lively as other major cities and if we grow as fast as we have, our transportation system will likely lag. 

Thanks  Juan, I'm just curious, what do you think the sheds will cost to buy, transport, set up, etc? 

I was thinking more about people who would do MTR like a travel nurse/corporate professional with convenient public transportation vs. renting a car for a couple of months.