The population of CO is exploding, and I don't know if I will ever get an opportunity to buy such an amazing property again.Just wondering if anyone has any other ideas to throw around.

Yes CO is AMAZING and super beautiful but the property cost have exploded.  

its not comparable when saying "glendales a cash cow i bot in 2010 ( or whenever ) and im getting like a 15 cap" when you appreciated into that opportunity via rent increase...I was fortunate and got into echo park in 2010 in a 4plex that was vacant and the rents have exploded in the area its prob like a 20 cap cash flow for me based on buying lucky......at this point but it is not relevant.  

The boom has been in China and their middle has exploded.  

Someone could compile quotes of the times... like Michael Rossi's prediction that nailed it: "Once we get into a recession and the job losses start to mount, the foreclosures will really explode.

I think prices will explode again.

I had been told that the oils in the tree are very flammable and potentially pop/explode when burned.

I dont believe KC is like Austin or other cities that explode in short time with demand surges in these areas, but over the course of the next decade, I would not be surprised to see these areas turn.  

So, back to Aaron's 33% gain, that is way above the 10% (6%) a Realtor would normally charge for effecting a similar transaction, in the best deal, a Realtor might take a buy side and a sale side on one property, at 12%, so 33% is exploding with predatory aspects.Now, good for you, you got a valuation from an independent party.

You probably also know this, but only pull the trigger on a deal that looks great- I've bought seven so far, and only one has turned out to be as strong a deal as it looked when I bought it, mostly due to exploding rehab costs and insane time delays by poor or over-committed contractors.