I know Houston, Dallas, and Austin, Texas have one of the hottest markets in the country for flipping and holding.

But the hottest areas are midtown and cooper-young (in my opinion).  

However, Atlanta is the hottest market in the country right now.

If it truly is a deal, someone who can analyze it quickly  will snatch it up before you know it - Self-Storage is the hottest asset class in real estate, and the good ones go quick. 

Elaine Wong Seattle is one of the hottest in terms of days on market.

When I talk with Airbnb, they say that Denver is one of the hottest markets for short-term rentals and that they don't have nearly enough hosts to fill the demand. 

SO, I've decided to sell while the market is still relatively hot, though I'm finding that 1) I hate to lose these great tenants 2) I'd likely need to make some repairs to the home (~$6K worth) 3) Tenants have 3 kids in school 4) Would be willing to hold longer if I can improve cash flow 5) I wonder if I've missed the "hottest" selling month for Atlanta in May The tenant is interested in purchasing as well, though currently does not have enough down-payment for purchase. 

Tammy I would love to share with you what it is we're doing and why we're in the hottest market.

Grand Rapids is one of the hottest markets in the country right now.  

I am from Southern California and this is absolutely the hottest market i've seen in a long time..