@Margaret MirasolaWe created a "Deep Dive" series here 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 We're not aware of any other property manager, agent, turnkey provider, flipper or wholesaler that's made the commitment to do this!

Well, to answer that question you need to look at the influx of people in the different tourisitc hotspots in the city over the last x months/years.

We also have the added experience of each purchasing a home ourselves and self-managing our other home and tenant in FL.Over the past few weeks, we've been going through many medium to large population areas in FL and NC that we know are hot spots for people to move to and rent.

The moment rates changed, buyers made in incredible halt on purchasing in Denver, the Springs, Fort Collins and other CO hot spots. 

I notice its a hot spot, close to Mcdonalds, Dunkins, Burger King, Wendys and etc.

As @Zorya Belanger mentioned, Alberta is definitely the hotspot right now.

Barry,Tampa is only 30 minutes from my office and its a Hot spot for sure with each year showing more growth & cash flow opportunities.

Be careful what areas you buy in, if the hedge funds are there buying, or the area is in the news as the "new investment hot spot" you're probably too late and the prices are going up and up.

Hot spots in my town are going to be located closer to the Cultural district lately.  

El Monte is one of the hot spots for flipping right now, a person I know bought and sold 3 this year and is beginning his 4th in west covina. 400k ARVs.