She will escalate till she reaches the point of explosion, try to push her mentally over the edge.

Explosive profits?

Boulder county has had far less fracking than Weld county historically (Erie spans both counties), so you might look as far into Boulder County as possible but the future is uncertain because the moratorium was recently lifted in Boulder County. 2 people were killed last year in nearby Firestone when a new house exploded because it was built close to an improperly capped flow line, and these flow lines are not mapped, so it’s definitely an issue to be concerned with. http://www.timescall.com/carbon-valley-news/ci_30959619/firestone-explosion-started-by-gas-from-cut-flow

You hit the wrong tenant and BOOM, bankrupt (this applies to small landlords, not those with 100 doors to absorb the explosion).

Hi there, Given all that has happened this year especially with the explosive growth in crime stats, i was just wondering if many of you still feel Cypress Hills is a good area for investment. 

That led me down the path of researching the ingredients that make up an affordable, safe, and EXPLOSIVE rental market.Picking the right market will:-Ensure that you get positive cashflow on your deals-Have a high likelihood of great appreciation over the long run-Protect your investments during a downturn due to less recession in the immediate area-Give you a thriving community to plug into to help you learn the ropes and meet the right people-And much moreDon't be blinded by a house that's only 20K but it's in a small, rural town.Price isn't everything.That house will be hard to renovate, keep rented, and manage in a town like that.

Foremost vacant home coverage does not cover theft and in fact only covers fire, explosion, lightning, windstorm, hail damage and vandalism.

The Loop is seeing explosive growth and people will naturally migrate out for value.

I'm sure that there are Assisted Living Management companies that you can use in other States that you can talk with if your considering capitalizing on the explosive growth of the Senior population and this segment of Real Estate Development in your area.Bill Bradfield

If anyone thinks that the Bush years' real estate explosion was due to deregulation, they're out of their mind.