You should do some schmoozing with folks, real estate is the hottest topic at any party or gathering.

He actively buys in one of the hottest rental areas in Canada and would simply go to different meetings and his introduction line would be"Hello I'm ________, and I buy in the hottest rental market in Canada.

He sort of introduced me to the idea of wholesaling and I did the rest.He contacted me recently asking what my market was like and he wasted to expand to the "hottest cities in the US" awesome right?

I own a commercial property in one of Chicagos hottest neighborhoods.

The only heat I had in the meantime was a couple space heaters and a decorative wood burning fireplace.The second time, I was without A/C for three weeks during the hottest part of our summer with a pregnant wife. 

Yes you know where I live is probably one of the hottest areas for wholesaling and flipping,mainly because most people rent to own or rent.

These are a couple articles stating that Vallejo is the hottest market in the U.Shttp://www.eastbaytimes.com/2017/06/05/two-studies...http://www.businessinsider.com/photos-of-vallejo-c...

I can say the hottest areas such as Cambridge, Somerville, and the south end/mission hill areas of boston have been pretty consistent the past few years with some decline in rents just due to the massive levels of rental development going on.

From where I stand, I'm about to jump into a market that isn't the hottest or best, but I'll be much more inclined to visit there once or twice a year and I think that factor will make it a much more successful choice than other markets that were 5-10% more productive on paper, but I will dread visiting.Don't worry too much about picking the perfect market.

I mean, limited inventory and increased migration driving prices higher...80916 was just rated one of the four hottest zip codes in the nation...and it's in the "dreaded" southeast quadrant that is so often snubbed.