And the boom is slowing...at least in the Pecos area..Best of luck to you as well!!

A little background on me I recently bought a duplex and plan on living in one side and renting the other out. I hope to lower my expenses so I can further invest in real estate. I have been wanting to invest for...

I found this site via a google search while trying to justify a particular idea to myself.I live in a small yet booming community in south central Texas, La Vernia Texas to be exact.

The same probably holds true in the North Houston area too - the new ExxonMobil campus in the Woodlands, the widening of 45, Conroe is booming at the moment.  

Clarksville is booming and look like it will continue to grow with lots of companies supporting it.  

With all of the mortgage fraud and cash out refis during the boom these guidelines have become common place.

I just bought a new group of properties and one tenant appears to be doing a booming biz.

Boom. 

Industrial is booming right now due to the rise of e-commerce but you need to pick your spots as the old "build it and they will fill it" doesn't work everywhere when it comes to industrial. 

We were looking for a home in what was a booming pre-crash housing market to look for our first home, but she did not even suggest that I have an inspector as it was a in her own words, "new home."