Taylor will be the next Hutto, but this will take a whileManor - Manor built some new subdivisions years ago that caused many people to lose their homes in The Great Recession because of high MUD fees and such.  

When I lost my job in the Great Recession I decided to cash out my 401k and purchased another property.  

He follows the stock market and the global economy very closely and from what he has said to me, he thinks that the "brexit" is going to send Europe (and eventually the US, among other countries) in to a recession.  

Currently the home prices across the nation are at, close too or above recession prices.

Normally oilfield construction is up to 5 years ahead, so ya the signs are here in this Alaskan market that it's going to get hit again with a recession waiting for the next big oilfield boom.My suggestion to anyone is avoid the big high priced markets.

With a shortage of units available, it can be that the NOI will actually increase which again moves the CapRate upwards.Now if by downturn, you mean total economy recession or depression where jobs are scarce and wages are falling, then that's another matter.

When I asked my dad if we're going to have a recession soon, he said, 'Don't ask me, I'll ask you.

The AV tanked last recession.

Someone suggested installing recessed LED lighting in the common areas (living room & kitchen), but I feel like the ROI on this wouldn't be that much higher. 

you will see those that get in Major trouble have big big frauds going on for many years a lot of complaints etc etc.. so I guess to use this phrase  Knock yourself out    but don't be surprised if nothing happens.. but you never know.. you can try all the free avenues.. however a Recession of a real estate transaction that has title insurance most likely and lenders etc. would be EXTREMELY expensive and even at that the authorities are not going to say you need to unwind it worse they would do is make them pay off the loan...