East TN is one of the hottest relocation markets around b/c we're so business friendly, low RE taxes, no state income taxes, etc., etc. 

Indianapolis definitely still has great rentals, but you are picking two of the hottest flipping markets in all Indy.

High appreciation area, was listed as the hottest zip code in 2022 in our area and tons of new development coming in the next months.- Sellers are asking $340k and owe $290k on the mortgage (30yr fixed @ 3.1%), so not a lot of equity in the deal.

High appreciation area, was listed as the hottest zip code in 2022 in our area and tons of new development coming in the next months.- Sellers are asking $340k and owe $290k on the mortgage (30yr fixed @ 3.1%), so not a lot of equity in the deal.

The average high temperature in July, the hottest month, is around 90 degrees Fahrenheit, while the average low temperature in January, the coldest month, is around 30 degrees Fahrenheit.

If you go to the home page and select Top Deals, you'll also find all the properties on the MLS complete with vacation rental and long-term rental analysis, so you can see what the hottest deals are.

Canadian investors bullish on U.S. multifamily marketCROSS-BORDER REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT BETWEEN CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES IS ON A HEALTHY TRAJECTORY, OVERCOMING CHALLENGES INDUCED BY THE PANDEMIC, SAYS A NEW REPORT FROM MARCUS & MILLICHAP.Canadians who have partaken in one of the hottest markets in the world over the past decades are now seeking opportunities south of the border.

From some preliminary research it looks like an up and coming neighborhood: http://la.curbed.com/2016/1/28/10872040/hottest-neighborhood-los-angeles-2016-mt-washington-housing-pricesAny thoughts? 

Next 12-24 months will be rough, but after that it's going to be the hottest city in the country.

And be careful with the PMC, there are some fly by night guys out there..And BTW, as of Q1 2023 Milwaukee is in the Top 10 most hottest real estate markets in the US (measured in % appreciation), we have a massive housing shortage.