It's growing, not booming, it's low priced compared to the rent.

Everyone has already jumped into the booming markets such as Memphis, and Fort Worth, and Austin.  

But most importantly, he was a gun COLLECTOR.

(Now that I think about it, it's amazing that the tax collector accepted credit cards!)

And the takeaway I got was exactly what *I* was arguing for...The takeaway I got was that it didn't matter what your profession (tax collector, prostitute, etc), what your status in life, or how many bad decisions you have made in the past, as long you as you attempt to live a good life and do what you think is right, you are worthy of being helped.The other takeaway is that appearances don't matter.

We are willing to offer fair market value, actually more than 2012 assessment, right now on the only 2 that work for us in the area we are looking, but they are both short sales as they paid way too much in the boom, and we are serious about buying one of them and shouldn't be prevented from that simply due to having to wait 90 days for one bank or negotiator to say yes or no while the other one is out there that should also have the chance to say yes or no but doesn't even know we're interested as we can't make the offer.

West Loop- 10 to 15 years ago- A wasteland; Now booming with increased population.

The Riviera Maya has boomed in the last 10 years.

Recently it has had zero population growth which in the midwest is a population boom......

It is the early stages of a hyperinflationary boom right now, when the common man on the street figures it out (likely will not figure it out, will just instinctively go buy stuff to get rid of his paper dollars) then it will be near the end.Read "When Money Dies", you can google it and find it online.