Bennett is exploding with new housing developments, shopping, restaurants (mostly fast food right now - but hopefully something else soon) and shops.

Looks like Orlando's exploding.

Feels like that's exploding right now - some friends just got an offer accepted in the area, they're really excited.  

In Israel for the last 7 years there is harsh RE bubble... looking back 7 years ago the prices doubled. for example my apartment went from $100k to $220k. everyone says its a bubble and its going to explode soon but nothing happens (|that was 3 years ago). in this reality its not possible to start investing in RE here. my qustion: should i wait for the bubble to burst and then buy(no clue when it will happen) OR should i go all in and buy now?

After a Dave Ramsey "moment" I have found myself debt free, 39 years old, in a rental (as I haven't fount the right deal on the home and property I want to own) since selling my last home.I'm in an area that has EXPLODED in value due to recent oil field activity and a shortage of homes for sale, much less for rent.My initial thought was to continue looking for that 50 - 100 acre property to build a home on so that I can leave my kids that "legacy" that many of us in Texas dream of.My thought process has changed as I can't afford it in this area and school district anymore.I'm considering buying 10-15 unrestricted acres and buying a mid sized mobile home to live in for 2 years while continuing to save for that bigger property and modest country home to live in.I'm watching single wides on 1 acre rent for $1500 per month in this area and double wides rent for $2,000 + while larger stick built homes rent for $4,000-$5,000 per month as the oil field workers will "split" a 4 bedroom home at $1,000 per month each without batting an eye.My thought is to buy this property, put the double wide on it, live in it for a couple of years while adding a single wide rental or 2 per year in the process.This oil activity (The Eagle Ford Shale) is expected to be a "20 year play".I can pay cash for the property, as a conventional mortgage would likely prevent me from "splitting" the property into 1/2 -1 acre tracts with mobile homes if I wanted to.My thought is that if I can buy this property at $10,000 an acre, put a used yet remodeled double wide on it for $60,000 - $70,000 to live in temporarily while adding a few $25,000 (after utilities, septic, pads and driveways) single wides that would rent for even $1200 per month I could fund and cash flow my goal of that 50-100 acre "home stead".Have I lost my mind?

If you are an Apple designer and create a phone that explodes when it gets hot from sitting in your pocket, both you and the company will be sued. 

If the furnace explodes and injures the tenant, is the prospective buyer liable for those damages? 

The population is exploding.

Looking forward to learning from all of you.Wilmington, NC has exploded in the last 10 years.

With minimal cash, your net worth and passive income can essentially explode over 5 years.