Now, you just have to figure out how to accomplish it.You're also incredibly smart to be willing to venture to whatever markets are the hot spots and where the good investments are.

Of course, Denver,  being a top millennial hot spot also,  it is likely some burbs carry on nicely as well.

Atlanta has a number of large scale 5-10 year projects currently underway (the beltline is the big one that comes to mind) and which a plethora of fortune 500 companies whom call this city home it's quickly becoming a hot spot for investors both outside of the state and country for that matter.

Visit the local hot-spots and talk to every single person you meet and you can just tell them you're thinking of moving to the area and asking them what the town is like.

You triggered a "Hot Spot" with me you rascal you!

For instance, take a homeowner who uses a vacation rental manager to rent her home in Destin, Florida, a beach vacation hotspot, but then buys a house in Aspen, Colorado, a ski resort area.

It's sooooo crazy.This is the part of the article that resonated with me "Glenn Gulley, a real-estate fraud investigator with the district attorney's office in California's Stanislaus County – one of the nation's hot spots for mortgage fraud – recalls calling servicers repeatedly about fraudulent deals and never getting a call back."

Obviously the hot spots such as Burleson and Mansfield are a little higher but I wanted to get a feel for what you guys think is a deal. 

So I haven't been investing long, but one thing I've discovered from my experience so far and meeting with other investors, is that as far as the Canton market is concerned, every investor has their "hot spot."

Does anyone have any tips on how to find prime "hot spots" around town or know any reliable ways to find foreclosed houses?