There are pockets around that area that have some drug/party problems but I don't believe it is widespread there.Further west, you get close to Weatherford and Parker county.

I have heard some investors sold their properties back to Morris but at this point with the damage so wide spread on so many people I doubt he will buy back now.

Your area is pretty wide spread for the north, but as you already know it's slim pickings.

It all depends how widespread the virus really gets and how much fear will continue to affect peoples decision making.  

I never thought the opportunity zones would be so widespread in Philadelphia.

You'll want to see a wide spread in home prices.

Yes, there will still be some who lose their houses, but it is not likely to be as large of scale or widespread as the last time.My conclusion:We have an elevated risk for a worse than average recession coming, but I do not think that RE will be the epicenter like it was the last time.

That was probably influenza B, which was widespread across the nation.  

Just because you are not seeing it and it is not hurting your business plan, doesn't mean it's not a widespread issue for the housing market in general. 

Some places are widespread crime holes.