There has been an explosion of people teaching REI.

It used to be the beer was used to sell food but now the food operation just gets in the way with the explosion of microbrews across the US.As for how to value this business the build-out seems very nice but without an existing restaurant operation I am not sure how you would be able to properly value.

Combine all that with an existing infrastructure that had already had in a place a golf course, performing arts theater, and the best Mexican food in town (Ninfa's, El Tiempo, Villa Arcos), and you've got a good recipe for explosive growth.

With the explosion of our rental and rehab business we need qualified contractors of any trade which includes: General contractors Electricians Plumbers Dry Wallers Tile and Carpentry Roofers Painters General labors General Maintenance Etc....I also have many good people I can refer out to help fellow investors in need.

I have properties in Houston and San Antonio currently.I'm interested to see where Austin is going due the collision of high tech explosion combined with downturn of oil.thanks,Joe

Here is the link: http://www.littlerock.org/citydepartments/finance/...The application asks about the nature of the business and he must state if he is using any explosive or hazardous material.

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Everyone would say Dover is seacoast; people will soon be including Somersworth and Rochester in that distinction, where before people might be more willing to put them as part of the Lakes, as the explosion of the seacoasts values continue to push average people further and further north and west. 

Yup landlording can wear you down no question.. its not for everyone.. that's for sure. ergo the explosion of Syndicated deals.. for those that qualify to invest in them.  

There's also an explosion of condo buildings that have gone up in the last couple of years.Personally it doesn't seem worth it to tear down and build in the city of Milwaukee.