Purchase price: $42,500 Cash invested: $30,000 3-1 1600sf in a low income but low crime area of KCMO that is currently a hotspot for REIs.Personally rehabbed 2 of the 3 bedrooms with $5K out-of-pocket cash.

In Indy, depending on whether you are looking for an investment or a home for yourself, you could buy quite a bit of home.For $250k, you could buy 6 or 7 cash flowing duplexes that would generate you about $2500k/mo in net cash flow.For $250k, you could get yourself a 3000-4000 sq ft home with 4 bd and 3bths and still have 10% equity if you take your time.Because of the nearly 1000 new foreclosures a month, 1000 new bankruptcy's a month and our market currently being 19% under value, we are a hot spot and in a great buyers market.

I have heard of a lot of people using Podio, Active Campaign, Hotspot and Mail chimp to name a few.

I’m looking more at a Duplex in the northern side of Pueblo as it makes sense to me to be both a commuter hot spot and allow for a relatively quick trip into the city.

Here in NJ (one of the biggest hot spots in the world) and we have had 3 vacancies since this started. 1 Lease was signed earlier in the month and hopefully 1 Lease will be executed tomorrow.

@Sunil NallaYou might want to follow the "Deep Dive" series we're doing 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/...

I'm willing to jump in because usually those are the next hot spots.

Those of you with more rehabs under your belt may be able to pass on the most common budget hot spots.

Looking for any inside info on what neighborhoods you think are the next hotspot to invest in rentals.

If you live in a tourist hot spot like me, then it may make sense, however we are seeing a lot more STRs listed for sale or entering the LTR market.