I think that we're VERY EARLY in the economic depression to come.

If that were the case in your area (and I'm betting it's close), this property would have a retail value of about $120,000, less a little for the current depressed housing market.

The number one solution is not to judge someone on the past but to help them In the present because that comment can cause someone to be depressed 😒 even I read that and was like damn what have I been doing.

This means property will be slow to appreciate and rents will remain depressed because of he flood of properties available.  

Although my job is depressing for me some days because the environment is so opposite my personality (risk taker stuck in a very rigid political corporate environment), I just have to remember it's a means to an end. 

The MLS is depressing right now and it's tough to buy properties from wholesalers when I just don't think the value is right.

In the last recession/depression households consolidated for the most part. 

Indy is a hard town, just like every other inner city and depressed area.

It's all a guessing game, but it is a fact that cash flow is good there.Avoid the smaller/heavily depressed towns like Shenandoah.

While 2008 was a humdinger, it was not as bad as the Great Depression.