In the last 10 years the property management industry has exploded both in the quantity and quality of the managers.

The project will be perfect or the designers head will explode...and I'm paying the contractor with her running point on construction admin, so he'll suffer until it's perfect.The point is, if you can apply your complex skillset to a parallel universe, you'll do well. 

I would also be at a shortage of capital at the moment :lol:The area we live at (DC Metro), residential real estate just exploded in the past 6 years.

I just don't think I understand how exactly renting can truly explode for me.

I am also about 500 meters from what they call the new "downtown" and investments overall have been exploding in my direct area (keep in mind this is a city of about 375 000 souls so it's definitely not NYC type of downtown but it's still a MAJOR change compared to what has happened in the last 20 years or so) I am curious as to what all these changes will bring me in terms of property appreciation?

On the other hand, the business owner, who hires employees (property managers, contractors, etc) to do the work for them, comes back to find their business more profitable than when they left.Mike does his own PM, repairs, etc. etc. which creates a situation in that if he is not there, there is no one to answer the phone call about the exploded water heater at 2am.

However, if you don’t carefully analyze your target demographic and get crystal clear about which words and phrases you wish to bid on, your expenses could explode and you’ll have nothing to show for it.

The market here is probably going to explode, but that's speculation...

p=15It talks about how to prepare yourself for when foreclosures start to explode due to rising interest rates.

The demand of restaurants for harvested, fresh herbs is huge and the local precious few local growers can't even begin to supply enough product for everyone.Anyway, eco-tourism, agri-tourism, micro-farming, CSA's, and organic growing are exploding right now and, in my opinion, they all go hand-in-hand.I'm currently looking for advice about selling our home and buying this new property in the following thread:http://forums.biggerpockets.com/viewtopic.php?