Im in NC one of the hottest markets & have zeroed in on wholesaling & Sub 2 deals.

Texas is probably the hottest market in the USA. 

My last deal in the hottest market ever registered in this country I bought a deal for $180k and appraised for $210k.

I would presume south Napa county is the 'hottest' place to buy for rentals, or doing flips and/ or creative terms, etc.???

I lean towards buying and holding or long-term remodel and sell.Set aside $50k in a safe investment and then:1) Buy a duplex that I can live in and remodel one side and rent the other.2) Buy 5 condos in an industrial area near downtown Denver which will be the hottest real estate area for the next 5 years. 

I'm from Seattle, which might be considered the hottest market in the nation (in terms of flipping, development, and appreciation).  

You've chosen one of the hottest markets to fix/flip in.  

Tucson is not the hottest vacation destination, except in the heat of the summer (LOL), so every little bit helps to attract visitors.

The market in las vegas 3 years ago isnt the same market that were in today. prices have defiantly got higher sence then , rents did to. my property gained  70k in value in 11 months and cash flows around $1000/ month . only regret i have was waiting until the ending of 2018 ( arguably the hottest time for appreciation in las vegas) to invest.

I'm hoping that some of you local investors and real estate professionals can help bring me up to speed on the market.I've done some online research, and here's what I've found so far:Phoenix was just projected by Realtor.com to be the #1 hottest metro market in the nation in 2017Downtown demand at the urban core has helped spur rent growth and the city has seen lots of commercial multifamily activity latelyIt's a low inventory, sellers-market... especially under the median price of $300kIt's considered a great place to invest in real estate due to continued population growthApparently all this great news is a huge 180 degree turn from 10 years agoFrankly, it's starting to sound a lot like Sacramento, CA where I'm from.