(These houses are all new construction and would be built in 10 months in resort towns where the markets are exploding.

I may look into them in the future, but right now I'm not having a problem getting my properties rented without Section 8.I just had a 4 bedroom 1 bath house that I advertised and my phone EXPLODED!

ok so I've been doing a lot of reading - so much my head feels like it's going to explode.

Yet those same states (as they're typically liberal) would have their heads explode if you tried to legislate who you can and can't marry.

The near east side neighborhoods are exploding (mostly flips), BRip is the new Carmel, Hancock County, Noblesville, and Greenwood are attractive, new soccer stadium in the works, Elanco headquarters downtown, and justice center completed. 

You can turn to examples in the oil and gas industry where these dead rural towns get the massive influx of cash from the oil and gas investors and the town explodes and dies when the oil and gas are gone.Amazon in Akron will probably not be significant.

I mean I have been traveling through that area since 1959 and is has always been in the exact same condition it is in today but the surrounding areas especially around San Jose and Gilroy have exploded in growth, and you can even see some development already pushing against the foot hills. 

Sounds like a good deal...you don't want to have a good deal and have it explode! 

Nothing wrong with that, but it won't explode like Grad Hosp, Passyunk, or or PB.

When I questioned him as to why, he said that if it starts to drip, a lazy tenant could put a cap on the bottom and cause the tank to explode.