Tokyo is in the same position – exploding rise in prices, therefore potentially limited in gains.

We sold just before the market exploded in that area, so we lost out on a large amount of equity.

We sold just before the market exploded in that area, so we lost out on a large amount of equity.

This is 24 buyers.After the 6th month, your first round buyers are ready again to buy an other property from you.Now, a lot can go wrong for the buyers, and some buyers may do something wrong, stupid, and drown, die, loose their money, explode, internally combust, turn into smurfs... and can no longer continue investing.

Since you bought that first lot, the peso has declined significantly more compared to the USD so doing that again makes sense.While property prices have been going up strongly in Colombia due to the great economy, rising middle class and exploding tourism, prices are dropping for Americans because of the fall of the peso.Like everywhere, there are several ways to make money in the market.

Since COVID, my response for rentals has exploded.

@Ada Li:Based on what ... is saying, seems like gas lines may not be as big of an issue as I thought it could be....The property was built in 1923 ... but not sure if gas lines were upgraded.Are you trying to make the news with an exploded house?   

So we are in the middle of a reno on a 3-1 ranch. The house if heated with boiler system( That we just replaced 1 month ago) and baseboard hot water heat. We had the temp set on 65 and didnt have anyone over there wor...

In Wake county, development fees have exploded and, per a builder I talked to about two years ago, just getting permitted and utility taps can exceed $50K in Holly Springs. 

If the city could make its residents happy and be more business friendly the area could explode in growth in industrial and real estate markets.