Certain counties in Georgia are in the top 20 in the nation for growth now and in the projected future.I have way too many opportunities here in Georgia to invest in other states unless I am wholesaling something etc.Georgia is great for lower taxes and low cost of living.Certain pockets are depressed just like any state.I don't think you can lose on either state if you invest in the right locations.

in a depressed market I would always prefer A over C.

There are many depressed areas that are in prime locations. 

This is especially true when you consider the depressing effect on final price of the fact that the property is the sale of REO.Similarly, if the seller were to go the typical short sale route, the higher price would also be unattainable, because we have made sure in all our MLSs that buyers are aware up front of the seller’s distress, something our buyer here did not know.

Originally, Pru was a stock company in the 1800s providing basically small burial type policies and grew and converted to mutual policies before the depression.

Depressed in S.C.

Not anxious during recessions, depressions or quarantine. 

Muskegon Heights 15 years ago was not "B" class and was depressed but there has been a lot of investment in the Muskegon area the past decade and everything is on the upswing.   

If they flood LV market, will depress price.

So very depressingly true..... great quote.