The interesting part is that it was 2005, and she said business was going slow..I thought that was one of the "boom" years!

Good place to be buying from right now and for the next while with the economic and industrial oil boom that is happening.

Is it getting ready to boom or flatten out?

I also have enough cash left to possibly be able to purchase another low end property - a trailer on 2 lots in an area that I expect to join the "boom" within 5 years - without getting too creative with the financing.

Not sure it's a series but it may be.Back during the dot com boom everyone and their dog was a stock picker or had investment advice.

Because of the recent boom in real estate across AZ - Kingman has ridden the coat tails - as have other smaller cities in AZ.

Lots of quaint properties there and is all a boom seems.

Are things just booming down your way?

The business is good in Houston and from what I hear from my colleagues in other cities in Texas the business is booming there too.I was reading an extensive research by Bank of America on Friday that indicates the investors are rushing to Texas for investment.

Which I was later laid off after the refi boom and went to the title side.