He has a mental condition and exercising with friends helps him battle depression and anxiety. 

Whether you were working in an office that was depressing because it tried too hard to be fun or an office that was depressing because it was depressing, going there meant submitting to various forms of low-level irritation (at the very least).

I have a local community bank I have been working with and they understand our local market (relatively depressed, shrinking) hence they are more open to financing MH's on a commercial loan basis rather than conventional finance.

Really core, depressed rents might yield a 3.5% and you might get lucky (or miss something) and underwrite a 5.5% but you’re not going to find 6%+ going in cap rates in any primary or secondary market.

One interesting thing about the depression prognosticators is that folks dismiss the possibility of a deflationary depression as not possible or highly unlikely because of the fiat dollar.

Labor market experiences depression.

How can I analyze the future potential for a buy and hold in a depressed area that is getting a massive build-out/influx of money from a government project (national geospatial agency campus)? 

Unless your working in a depressed market rents keep going up so you end up with decent cash flow after a few years.

That kitchen is depressing.

I had a client with a 100+ year old telegraph easement and a separate water flume easement from long defunct companies that went bankrupt during the great depression which were removed this way.