Hi there -- I'm very new to RE and BP, so apologies if common economic logic already answers this question.I live in Chicago along the Blue line in Logan Square, which is a "hot" neighborhood.

Since it already has the ductwork, it could be replaced with a forced hot air furnace. 

I hate when people say "I can't find a deal" or "my market is to hot," etc....Obviously its too difficult to compete with the people who flip 20+ properties a year.  

On the 3rd Sat. of the month we have a MeetUp for real estate investors in Hot Springs.

Atlanta area is hot right now.

The next step would be to work with the Realtor and determine the hot markets, in your County, with the greatest number of sales over the last 90 to 120 days.

-How many members are in your household?

Hi @David Lichtenstadter, same here as well, I am a new starter in RE from Queens NY, and special in NYC, a crazy hot market.

Now I spend 4 hours once a week powering boiling water in corners, bed frames and any other hot spots.I recently went and read some reviews, they all complained about bed bugs in the first sentence of the review. 4 years ago, this was not an issue, now I seem to be just stuck.

I live in Boise, similar climate to Ogden- hot, dry summers and we have a couple units that we are having this same conversation about.