He could not afford the house on his own and was just depressed about having to move and all the memories with his wife.

This is in a depressed area that needs both affordable low cost housing AND also needs more self storage.

My strategy would include purchasing both SFH's and Smaller MFH's in depressed and surrounding towns like: Thompson, Monticello, Kiamesha Lake, and Ellenville within the next three to six months as the Casino nears completion.

She also said that she is suffering from depression (really sad) and the condo is not clean and she is ashamed to let us in.We gave her the final final notice to clean the condo by next week but I am afraid she doesn't do anything again due to her depression.

Right now, we're only 10 years into the current cycle.In general, unless you're in a depressed area, people always need a place to live.

Case-Shiller for the market examples you gave, Los Angeles, Tampa, Boston and AtlantaGuess which line is that top one, the one that is on top for almost the entire period, which includes one of the worst housing recessions since the great depression?

Depressed areas the tenants live more hand to mouth and have more social and economic issues.

Even in Shelton (somewhat depressed market, tertiary, bedroom community to Olympia) I am getting $925-950 for a 2/1 apartment. 

Man this is depressing.

Drunk and disorderly conduct in public?