2% or better is easier to find in financially depressed areas but it is not impossible to find in the better areas.  

The argument could be made that Smoot-Hawley exacerbated the Great Depression, however, it was not a root cause.

Unless you are in a depressed area your ARV should be high enough that you won't be upside down.  

I think it has a lot of the coursework Ben teaches in his CFU (just a guess).The Depression of 2008 - by Fred E.

It is definitely a more depressed area of Memphis and really requires a local to invest there and make and decent returns.

The Great Depression is coming again but I would bet not for another 10 years. 

These support animals provide companionship, relieve loneliness, and sometimes help with depression, anxiety, and certain phobias, but do not have special training to perform tasks that assist people with disabilities.

Also times they be changing and there may not be deals like there were at the bottom of the trough which was one of the best buying opportunities to hit the US since the last great depression.. so their goals may not be realistic. so define there investing goals make sure they are realisticmake sure they can performbe realistic as to market conditions

*Even this varies a lot from market to market, and you may find with a lot of competition from other investors, you'd be wasting your time making offers at this level (too low)...or overpaying (too high) if your market is depressed...bottom line, get to know your market.

He is referring to the fact that the gay community was often the first group (along with artists) to move into the once depressed neighborhoods that are now described as gentrified.