It's booming here.

It was already a roughly 67% fix and flip deal in the heart of a booming city.

Jamil mentioned it and some people from BatchLeads said they confirmed it and that "it would be a boom to their business" but I still can't believe it.Supposedly, Propstream sent out this email -- which I can't find in my inbox -- about how they're no longer able to offer all of the MLS data that they currently provide.But this is the only evidence that I can find:So I'm wondering if anyone else has received this message and if it's true?

In a booming market, increased demand can drive up property values, offering wholesalers the chance to capitalize on quick flips to eager investors.

Is it worth it to try to collect? Or

Minor collector- 55 mph, 610 feet line of sight each way, 300 feet between road entrances, 100 feet away from cross roads.Local- 35 mph, 300 feet line of sight each way, 300 feet between road entrances, 100 feet away from cross roads.Grandfathered- Since this is zoned agriculture all existing entrances into fields are grandfathered in. 

I have a fully entitled and permitted 4-unit apartment building project ready to build on land my wife and I own free and clear in downtown Bothell (which is booming).

For instance, in the late 80s early 90s commercial real estate was booming, I remember men [older than me], with a lot more experience, and a lot more net worth getting loans on very large assets for zero down.

Then combine that with the population boom of 2009, 2010.Long time renters are used to the 30-60 day time span, so they give notice and start looking.

Pros n Cons in investing in Sparks Vs Fernely4) Thoughts on Silver Springs and Dayton5) I see lot of new construction permits given by reno city for multifamily (apt style) construction within downtown/midtown areas.What boom are we seeing in this area from employment or any other perspective?