Brazilian real estate was booming in 2007-09 when US housing was crushing.

"The property has been sitting for 90 days" - and boom goes the dynamite.

It was super easy to do taxes at the end of the year because I could just download transactions into excel from my bank - categorize each transaction and boom!

They bought during the boom and the house is still not worth the price they paid, their mortgage is approx $196,000. 

I am happy to provide more information.The area is booming more but this property will always to be a starter home in terms of size.Thanks

Hamilton County has been booming the last decade and will continue to see more growth...Fishers has consistently been ranked among the Top 50 cities in the US....the challenge is inventory and ROI..this continues to be a sellers market and it’s tough to find “deals”...I don’t have data in front in front of me but the county website is a good start..if you’re looking at metro Indy and the “doughnut” counties, then I’d suggest Boone, Hancock and Madison - the exponential growth is in those counties....frankly, Hamilton’s hyper growth time has now surpassed...hope this helps

It's also worth noting that both areas have experienced real estate booms and busts in the past, so it's important to do your own research and due diligence on the local market conditions.Regarding short-term rentals, this could be a viable option in either location as both areas are popular tourist destinations.

The mayor will instruct all entities to collect or that department will be eliminated and everyone fired.

I just finished Marty Boardman's new book, "Fixing and Flipping Real Estate: Strategies for the Post-Boom Era."

My question is, did you actually learn anything from your boom and bust experience trading risky stocks?