Contrast that with international investing, which has huge tailwinds like the resumption of explosion in international travel, which actually was already going on pre-Covid and, the emergence of the local middle classes and, most importantly the life-changing explosion of remote working is a huge.The latter tailwind is particularly powerful and can't be overestimated.

But you do hear about the gas explosions, too!

They smoke inside the unit, they've stolen packages from other tenants, they have explosives (fireworks) left in the hallway, they have both hallways blocked with personal items, they are trying to blackmail us by withholding rent so that we extend their lease until 2022.

It’s not explosive growth like dallas or the rest of the Texas triangle but you have a billion of other investors hunting for deals.

GCCongrats Grant on your explosive growth!

Tenant shall not keep on the Premises any item of a dangerous, flammable, or explosive character that might unreasonably increase the danger of fire or explosion on the Premises or that might be considered hazardous or extra hazardous by any responsible insurance company.20.

Bottom line is the explosive growth of the last several years is not sustainable indefinitely.

If you have accurate numbers, you can write impactful, precise bids that stand a greater chance of being accepted and allowing you to turn average returns into explosive profits.

I've seen local tech jobs and wages grow a lot in recent years especially with the latest on Tech Ridge which I understand is going to have a large impact on higher paying jobs local to St George overall bringing in companies to HQ here.The prices here are too high for me to pursue being new to investing, but with the continued explosive growth such as Tech Ridge, Black Desert Resort nearing completing for the upcoming PGA tour, and so on it seems like a hot market that would pay off for investors with that kind of capital.

Explosion of tourism and remote working (unbeatable combination of location and time zone), snowbirds, retirees.