And hopes for a quick economic recovery from the coronavirus have been dashed by an explosion in new cases in Texas, California, Florida and other hotspots.

The Midwest has remanded (MOSTLY) stable through everything going on all around us during the crazy year we have all been through.Has anyone else experienced this explosion of out of state money coming in or has anyone started to look for different market here in the Midwest to invest in during this recent "mini real estate boom" we have been having? 

If you are worried about a fire or explosion, then an STR is not for you. 

If a renter can't pay, the landlord can still refuse to give them an apartment, but the landlord can not look at where the money comes from so long as the renter can pay and it's a legal source.The ordinance also makes it illegal for a landlord to consider an eviction caused by the pandemic when deciding to rent an apartment.LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Clark County Commissioners passed an ordinance on Tuesday protecting renters who need assistance or have been evicted because of the coronavirus.The intention is to help avoid a potential explosion of homelessness brought about by the pandemic when Nevada's eviction moratorium for residential renters ends next month.Eviction moratorium in Nevada expires in one monthCommissioner Justin Jones proposed the ordinance, which prevents landlords from discriminating against anyone based on their source of income.If a renter can't pay, the landlord can still refuse to give them an apartment, but the landlord can not look at where the money comes from so long as the renter can pay and it's a legal source.The rule is designed to help people accepting state aid or housing vouchers to get a roof over their heads.Nevada Legislature passes pandemic eviction protections

Coastal markets, especially Florida, have some fantastic explosive growth and profit potentials, and with that some significant loss potentials too.

I did find this on the US Dept of Housing and Urban Dev's website which states "Stationary storage tanks containing flammable or explosive material pose potential hazards to housing, including hazards from fire and explosions. 

And it's even less founded to suppose that there will be some sort of explosive "catch-up" appreciation (yes, what you're describing would be appreciation) in real estate. 

Thought I'd share my thoughts on what seems to be an explosion of real estate "Gurus" at every corner.

With only about 7 miles width and depth, coupled with tight city coding, the city does not have enough units to satisfy demand to live here.In addition, the social media bubble on top of explosive growth from companies such as Apple and Google has created a situation where many newly wealthy holders of stock options in said concerns are able to bid up the price of properties beyond long term value.

I read that sewer gas can potentially cause an explosion (although this house is on septic and it was pumped out a month ago).