My guess is this is going to exacerbate supply line issues, trigger more inflation and cause the fed to increase rates and find ways to “tamp” down hot spots.

Hillsborough and Pinellas are hot spots, great opportunities, but there’s lots of competition.

Fairbanks isn't nearly as busy as Anchorage or some of the tourist hotspots. 

and for the out-of-state investors, what made you choose the emerald coast over other vacation hotspots?

@Cindy NiYou might want to follow the "Deep Dive" series we're doing on our BiggerPockets blog about Metro Detroit cities, City of Detroit Neighborhoods and comparing Metro Detroit to other hotspots investors usually consider: https://www.biggerpockets.com/member-blogs/3094/99854-deep-dive-into-metro-detroit-cities-ecorse(BP search feature can be problematic, so we’ve also added links @ our website under View Cities & Neighborhoods We Service)Doubt you'll find this much info for any other market in the country.

Congrats on being poised to profit from 2008, and Phoenix seems like quite the hotspot.

===============In these high crime areas you might want to think about:Cutting all shrubby back to tiny to prevent places for Rapists to hide.Having security or maintenance Inventory all lighting nightly after dark to make sure it has not been tampered with (re bulbs unscrewed etc.. more Rape prevention).Have all move out verbally questioned as to why they are moving out, have PM note any hot spots on the property (or reasons) for move outs (cure them imminently).I highlight this Rape issue because sometimes the lades get away and don't report it anyone, but their neighbors (and sometimes management).....And one scared Rabbit moving out because of this, can make a lot of other units in the complex with females empty out too.

For $200k, you are going to haveto anticipate the next hot spot, not chase the existing ones.

Hi all,Looking for opinions on this MHP in NY, please.Here’s a snapshot:Pros:-10 cap- Value add (77% occupancy, potential to sub meter and bill back water)-90% TOH-Decent metro: 100k population, $96k median house price, $1k for 3 bedroom rent -On site Mgr-Solid recent rent collections -The numbers work - good cash flowCons:-Rent control (3% yoy max increase)-Covid hot spot -NY not landlord friendly -18% vacancy in town (May be seasonal)-Septic - uncertain of age or condition The top employer in town, a glass and textile manufacturer, may also be tanking; They’ve laid off about 800 people YTD, which is about 8% of the town’s workforce.

Proximity to parks, popular hot spots, and businesses/employers is important as well.