I currently own two single family houses in depressed areas.

It was kind of a depressing experience to walk through them.The currently owner is in his mid-80's, but told me he is "not distressed" - and he's happy to hold on to these "money makers" as he has for the past 30 years.

I know this is going to create a lot of jobs in a relatively depressed area.

This is a depressed area but in a big way it has recently become a boomtown from the marijuana growing industry (kind of a perfect storm), and many folks are buying RVs and trying to find somewhere to park them permanently paying monthly rent.

hello,I'm new to REI but I think I found a pretty fair deal in a depressed area.  

I think this is going to be a great year to get into the rental market with leverage as we may see depressed prices due to oil and low mortgage rates continue as the Fed considers a negative interest rate. 

Not all, but most: Don't clean, always some drama with roommates, suicidal, depression, drugs, rape, I hear a lot of stories from my tenants.

Hi everyone, wanted to discuss about what's the effect on subsidized housing programs such as section 8 if the economy goes into a depression.

By now everyone reading this is probably thinking - "I'm so depressed.

A sign of depression is never good.