The job market here is going strong and even if there is a recession, interest rates will continue to be depressed.

You won't be able to cash out refi for as much, but then you won't need as much to buy properties in a depressed market.  

I knew that REOs could last for years in a depressed market, but I didn't realize it was a common thing.

I want to know how to know when a marking is peaking or depressing.

However, get outside of that bubble in every metro area and it's a straight up depression as far as home prices go.  

There are very attractive, established, neighborhoods in the Bronx, but there are also areas that are still crime ridden and economically depressed.

Despite my desire to redevelop depressed areas in hopes of revitalizing neighborhoods, the safety and security of my assets takes first priority.MiaNote Buyer

(4) If the roof deck is not perfect, let's say a slight depression due to imperfect framing of the roof structure, it will pond water. 

I've lived my whole life here in San Francisco and the numbers are depressing.

I quickly realized I was completely overwhelmed with the disorder and chaos, especially when I imagined doing this hot and heavy for months at a super high rate, and trying to avoid accidentally contacting the same people 20 times.