Waterville is booming and the next 5-10 years if it stays on the current path will be huge. 

Right now this area I believe is going to be booming with all the new businesses and projects, including the new minor league stadium.

This is from the statute "197.432 Sale of tax certificates for unpaid taxes" See section (14):(13) The holder of a tax certificate may not directly, through an agent, or otherwise initiate contact with the owner of property upon which he or she holds a tax certificate to encourage or demand payment until 2 years after April 1 of the year of issuance of the tax certificate.(14) Any holder of a tax certificate who, prior to the date 2 years after April 1 of the year of issuance of the tax certificate, initiates, or whose agent initiates, contact with the property owner upon which he or she holds a certificate encouraging or demanding payment may be barred by the tax collector from bidding at a tax certificate sale.

The county tax assessor/collector's office.

Or You can try Phoenix which is more like this: (With a BOOMING Economy)Disclaimer: I sell Turnkeys in Phoenix and around Phoenix but I stay the heck out of Baltimore.

Charlotte is definitely booming and has seen A LOT of growth but to assume appreciation will continue the way it has is speculative and if you don’t have a property that cash flows you can run into a lot of problems if you don’t account for vacancy or have adequate reserves in place if maintenance/repairs come up (which they will).

I live in South Jersey but I’m wondering if any of you have ideas as to up and rising booming markets?

It's a booming and growing industry in and of itself.

Alternatively, I really like San Antonio, TX and have heard that real estate is booming in Texas especially in Austin which isn't far from San Antonio the only thing is I don't have any family there.

Not trying to rain on your picnic, Utah county is booming and needs more rentals.