The mid-market is pretty hot and affordable.

Some optional items from a LTR lease now become requirement: you have to own the utility account, definitely have contractors to maintain yard, pest control, periodic soft wash the exterior, pool/hot tub (only speaking from FL, or any other property routine maintenance in other region). 

We have a fantastic 2-bedroom condo in Bushwick, Brooklyn, with estimated rent of $3,200 in a hot market.

Hello,I live in a pretty hot market, with very low vacancy rates and high property demand. 

We're part of the SubTo Community and I knew right away this was not right, it would have been a hot topic within the community.

According to the local realtors I met with, the market here is very hot with little inventory.

https://www.zillow.com/research/2024-hottest-market-33566/ Cincinnati is definitely hot, for everyone (always good to see) another area that is close is Northern Ky (Covington/Newport.

That gives you diversification, more freedom, and you are still invested without all the effort.Self-storage is hot right now, but it may be worth looking for a facility in your area that you can improve and self-manage.

Charlotte NC has a really hot market with a lot of growth in terms of population.

@Edison Reis the Eastern Panhandle near Berkeley Springs is hot right now with overflow from Northern Virginia.