Just humped over and depressed watching Netflix and Hulu all day waiting for the phone to ring or emails to be returned.

After I analyze deals in my area of course since it is rather depressed up here.

But FOMC members still have a bad taste about the contraction in the money supply from the great depression, as "Helicopter Ben" noted when he first took his role, and which Yellen is well aware of.

I started investing this year and now hold 6 properties, but I feel like I'm behind....so many people seem to be getting 10-20 properties a year and its depressing me. so lets hear it!

I didn't realize the challenges in investing in such depressed areas. 

The county and area I live in has been going through a depression since 2010.

It is amazing how few people do this, but not doing so is just volunteering to pay more to the community bucket than our lawmakers deemed proper for being good civic-participating individuals and business-persons.So if you only see a slight depression in your local investment market, I'd encourage everyone to get re-assessed, or at least appeal your current tax amount. 

The areas to the west of 147 around lakewood cemetery are still depressed and ripe for development.  

Hedge funds were buying housing heavily in 2010/2011/2012 when prices were extremely depressed.  

He is a Realtor, so what job is available for out of work Realtors in a depressed Utah market?