( My head exploded when I read that.) 

If you see a lot of construction going on that's a good sign of progress to get in on before it explodes.

For long-term sustainable wealth, rather than short-term gains, there are still viable options available, especially for those who can envision what Tulum will become in the next 3-8 years.I also want to share that there's another location I believe is on the brink of exploding as an emerging market due to the Mayan train.

Agents just tell the buyer's to put the highest price possible, even exploding offers and sometimes large DDs.

Fantastic street.I have been focused on finding something before the market explodes again. 

We get a call at 10pm on a weds night from a tenant saying that the radiator in their master bathroom has exploded open and is gushing water.

The whole downtown is exploding right now.

In 10 years that area has exploded.

Hopefully the seller is paying the garbage and water because once you buy the park and bill that back to the residents your CAP rate explodes as does the value of your park. 

I'm a WVU grad myself and understand first hand how much the Morgantown market is exploding.