I was feeling a little depressed about it and I let a lot of time go by, but I'm gonna make last ditch effort to create come up with some kind of a solution.Fortunately I have recovered physically and although it's been slow the financial part is improving some as well.

If we have a recession or a depression, there is no guarantee about values going down. 

In a nutshell I've purchased land that is unable to be built on until a water shortage is addressed, likely taking 2-5 more years, but possibly longer, and as you would expect that uncertainty has depressed land values.

Or maybe it's just natural seasonal depression, but the potential for tens or hundreds more STRs in the city is something to consider.I'm currently in southeast Asia until early February.

The only thing new in the world is the history you do not know (according to President Harry Truman).(1) deflation: During The Great Depression (1930s) and The Great Recession (late 2000s), lenders went out of business and money dried up.

This is all relevant when trying to get out of an economically depressed circumstance.Unfortunately when you come from an economically challenged and environment there are really only a few concrete and attainable ways to get out of the hood:1.

I read this article that highlights, " The feeling Millennials have toward the stock market seems to be lasting side effect of the greatest economic downturn since the Great Depression.

Wilmington has some very depressed areas too so be careful if you're not familiar (or maybe that's your investing strategy - I don't judge).

it’s horrible depressing and full of losers criminals and drug addicts .

There have been people who have been predicting a recession/depression for years now.