SHort term rentals are booming and the Gatlinburg area is strong.

There was a luxury boom in Manhattan where apartments were being bought by foreign buyers.

I’m a local from Fort Worth all of my life and have been interested in investing into real estate and don’t want to be left behind with the recent market boom.

That's the lowest I've seen on a cabin like that and many hosts are doing $100k+ on similar properties.His only property that he bought in the current market (after the boom) seems to be just bleeding money. 

I've heard that it was booming that way. 

Here's a quick rundown of some areas you might find interesting:High Rental Demand:Franklinton and Weinland Park: These urban neighborhoods are booming with investments and people.

I was reading an article how the vacancy rates on those were higher than average a few years ago and that was before the recent building boom last couple of yrs.

The STR game seems to be somewhat like a gold rush: it's "boom and bust" and those who get there first and stake a good claim can indeed get rich, until the gold runs out that is.

Hi EveryoneQuick question to @Ned Carey, generally speaking when you are buying tax liens you are dealing with the towns tax collectors office?

With the Baby boomer population hitting age 65 at a rate of 10,000 per day for the next 19 years, Senior housing is poised to be a booming sector of real estate.