When I started looking for my first home during the end of 2016, it seemed like the market had exploded over night.

Then we get an equally good replacement person, and the group doesn't terminate or explode at random times, nor do they want until the 12 month lease is up and then terminate or explode which seems like the usual American profit-generating situation for property managers. 

In 2008 new investors felt the squeeze when Balloons, ARMs second mortgages exploded, lockstep with rising interest rates.

It could explode and make you rich or - more likely - it could fall apart when something better comes along.This idea that electronic money is secure is ridiculous.

Currently, we can safely say that within the existing conditions in DFW, the market will explode if Amazon was to move here.

Kensington is starting to explode as well -- never thought I would see the day -- but if you can find a decent block with fair pricing, go for it.

Out there, rents exploded.

My goal is to NOT let the seller see what I will be making on this deal because he has an "extremely light fuse" (sort to say) that can explode and just walk out on the deal seeing that I'm walking away from the deal with 3-times more than him.

Just beware that rockets explode....hopefully you didn't get the guy working at Jiffy Lube last year.Best of luck!

Kept the last as a possible build for ourselves or long hold if the area exploded.