Some of his charts were hysterical and some depressing, but I learned a lot.Ted’s presentation, which he revises regularly, was called Econ 101: It’s All About Supply & Demand.

It's a pretty depressed area so I'd make sure you do some solid research on rents, taxes, etc before you dive in. 

a 2 family for $50k in Cleveland assuming that it doesn't need full rehab, will probably be in a pretty depressed area. 

This could be my out to this depressed area.

@Daniel ParnellI would agree that rents are depressed in the Killeen market compared to the rest of central Texas.

Can pull the numbers from Zillow's zestimate or you can manually enter them.I don't like tracking my budget day to day; it's depressing.

I'm not writing this to brag, I'm writing this because there was a time in my life that I was so plagued with doubt, fear, depression, anxiety and addiction that I could of have never Imagined that Id ever get out of the root I was in.

The big problems occur either (1) a new investor with little capital attends a guru course teaching this technique and ends up washing his hands of the property after finding his particular deal to be a losing proposition, or (2) a real estate depression like 2008 where even the major players are unable to perform financially.Proponents of subject to deals will comment that the same risks are inherent in all loans and real estate deals.  

A huge percentage of the population take anti depressants (they are crazy) and you hear about more and more violence as time goes on.

Obviously the more depressed areas will have the cheapest properties.