I also established key relationships with other real estate investors and property managers in Atlanta, which helped me gain a deeper understanding of the local market.Atlanta has been one of the hottest real estate markets in recent years, and for good reason.

I'm selling a great single family at 2003 Cahal ave Nashville tn- hottest up and coming area - great appreciation - find renters in 1 second.

I've been running strs in the Poconos area for 5 years now, one of the hottest markets in the US.I no longer tell people it's easy money.

The hottest gentrified or gentrifying spots are low numbers not past 400 block and not past 12th st 8th and below is better.

These areas are the hottest right now and I rarely see a "deal" stick around for more than 24 hours.

We're not a major metro market, but there is a reason why Rochester NY has been in the top 5 hottest real estate markets in the US since 2015 - it's because we're not NYC, San Francisco, Portland, or Seattle. 

So to the add lights to the outside advice.If you do that--be aware on a daily (nightly) basis for the bulbs to be partially unscrewed, knocked out with rocks, or shot out with firearms.They are not wasting effort on doing this for nothing.It's a simple plan ahead for a break-in, (or rapes) to take place in the newly created shadows.Best time to check is just before the lights go on, 45 minutes later may be too late.A rag on a hand shields the heat for even the hottest bulbs to be wiggled loose.Bad guys do this--bad guys are typically armed with firearms.Be careful--it's not a Sunday walk in the park--they don't want you to find their disabled lights.Fix them one night and they will magically be out the next night.Good Luck!

@Martin Vilarino no, that's not usually the case.It's possible that in highly desirable areas like the East Side or in Newport, it might be possible, I've never been a tenant in those areas.But usually if an agent helps fill an apartment in RI, it's the owner - not the tenant - who pays.A long time ago I lived in NYC and remember being shocked that the rental agent was charging the tenant, but then I realized I was in one of the hottest rental markets in the world and that a lot of folks considered it a privilege to live in Manhattan, so I understood at that point.But as far as I know that's definitely not the case in RI.

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.