Once the stimulus money stops, people will run out of options, but jobs for certain sectors will be limited, as many small businesses will fold.

@Greg Scott, No doubt the trouble in the retail sector will have an impact.

About 30% of all renters are not paying their rents timely, and the commercial sectors are even worse.

Small towns tend to be too dependent on a single business sector or company.

Whether it be stock market sectors, commodities, or real estate, the smart guys have vision and seize opportunities before the crowds arrive.

Did I forget to mention the Dell/UT Medical Research Center they are building and projecting to be as big as the tech sector job growth.  

The flip side of that is you are hard pressed to find a 1.5% deal in a decent neighborhood, but there are plenty of 1%ers.We have some of the best schools in the country, safest streets, diverse economy, lots of large and small employers and are not dominated by a single sector, which probably contributes to our stable prices (3M, Target, Honeywell, General Mills, Delta Airlines Etc.)

But now its a hot cake and Uganda being a Pearl of Africa has attracted fast growth in tourism sector, and  hotel development.

China has been experiencing tremendous pain and many of China's rust belt sectors are already in recession.

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