And one year into the worst downturn since the Depression, it’s still going strong.http://www.theatlantic.com/doc/200912/rosin-prosperity-gospel

Buy a 2-4 family in a decent blue collar area, fix and rent out but keep one unit open for an owner occupied and market it to them, as they can live rent/mortgage free...if you can't sell at least you have income coming in and if your area allows you should be making cash flow or at worst break even to cover your carrying costs, this is my strategy now that I have 20 rental units and vie been working this now on 3 deals....just another idea to give you more exit strategies

Texas worst place to live in US.Update 2009.It's not getting any better in Texas.

That was, without a doubt, the worst performance I have ever heard in my life from anyone, much less one who is considered to be a professional.

One day Sprint is best and the next it is the worst.

From HVAC to plumbing the repairs never end and these tend to be my worst homes.

So I know all about Chi-town traffic. 294 is the WORST!

Well, Chris, crime rate for one:http://www.escapehere.com/destination/10-worst-cities-to-visit-in-the-united-states/7/Texas still has great cash flows, healthy economy, excellent jobs outlook, and some potential for appreciation.

In this area, rentals are a disaster ..worst market I have seen in 25+ years ..

The units are low income, but not the worst area of town.