If anything at any time is going wrong with either of those, your numbers are plummeting.

Some of the economic pundits are rattling about the 'coming crash' will make 2007-08 look like an old joke and you're old enough to know many homeowners and investors were flipped upside down during that plummet.  

There is almost no other employment in those areas, and if the base closes, property values will plummet, so keep that in mind.  

Tons of people have promoted all kinds of false claims about the lending system trying to justify the unfairness of having bought at the top and watching their values plummet.

In my view, a massive plummet in prices is a symptom of a crash - not the definition of a crash itself.

Their usage plummeted suddenly.

heads up for rollzI played full time for 1 year, I wasn't good enough to pull good money and was miserable (fish on a heater 100%) so moved on, my hourly plummeted when I went full time, glad I tried thought.

If you think rents would plummet, maybe its not the best market.$300 isn't anything to scoff at per month, but that should compare to the cash you have in the property.

They had bought in the height of the market and values had plummeted below what they owed.

(And I would try to avoid the 60 hour weeks, research shows that your productivity plummets after 40 hours).