He suffered like the guys who get coral cuts on their knees, in Hawaii, with a the huge, exploding boils, which we call Furuncos in Brazil.

Also, if you really want to explode, I'd look into the BRRRR method and try to apply it to vacation rentals as well.

I don't know about OR and CA specifically but a "thawing" market seems a more appropriate description than an "exploding" market. 

Correct, west side has exploded and there is little to no inventory.

The market in Ithaca exploded when interest rates dropped- multiple offers, houses going way over asking price- but that doesn't change the investor mindset.

There is so much demand in Denver for room rentals as people continue to search for cheaper rents amid the exploding rent prices.

To expand on that, I think the next 6-24 months in the RE cycle, and especially multifamily where I'm focused, is going to be about 2 important factors: buying right, and conservative leverage.The bridge debt world exploded about 12-18 months ago and have been offering very aggressive terms on value-add properties that I could see coming back to bite people in the *** in a few years times if cap rates have any substantial movement.

Hard money can be good, but when I got a couple good private money relationships my business exploded.

Over the past 5 years I have seen industry & population growth in Columbus explode, and effectively it has raised our housing prices.I started investing in Columbus OH about 3 years ago, with an FHA loan.

That market has exploded in the last few years.