@Jay Hinrichs Yes, I considered Vegas but I have to say I am a little scared about it based on boom/bust in the past and I have not really seen any provider that operates like Spartan or MI.

I got a nasty threatening call from a collector.

I will eat crow enough to grant you it'd be possible for that T&P failure to occur first, then some time passing while large amounts of NG entered an environment, then spark/BOOM. 

Usually small borrowers, if they are hard up, didn't have the payment, they won't be paying the whole thing, nor will they be in a position to hire an attorney to go a the judicial route.I have had or ended up with some bad borrowers, I always try to work things out, but sometimes things won't work, I never lowered the boom due to one late payment just from fairness, but I could have.

Lonnie deals were abusive, and we are well rid of them.So frankly, we deserved to have the regulatory boom lowered on us.

And you love it.What our missing is depending on the bust boom cycle..

As Clark County continues to boom remember that traffic will become an issue overtime for those that are commuting to working locations. 

Unrelated but my friend has 60 acres in a booming section and few years ago verizon offered him 600 a month to put a fenced-in cell tower on his land and he came back with 1000, 6 months later there was a tower on his neighbors property.steven

For example, areas that are seeing a boom driven by fracing for gas.

ND has a huge oil boom in the western half of the state... that's slowly pushing people towards the center of the state where he is.