Hey everyone, I will be starting up my wholesaling business in the coming months and I was looking to hear about the hottest markets, specifically in the south suburbs of Chicago.I want to out find which areas investors are actively looking/buying in so I can cater to those markets. 

The Texas market been one of the hottest markets in the County for the last 3 or so years, have you looked at the price point you can target?

Think of it this way:Snag a house in the hottest market in the country --> pain to finance (HML or otherwise) ---> can't/barely afford payments ---> try to hurry the fix n' flip process ---> make rookie mistakes under pressure ---> waste time, money and resources.Either your mentor is ripping you off OR you did not understand his system by asking the right questions.

I would suggest looking in less competitive and expensive areas.Those are 3 of the hottest markets here in South Florida.I've been looking in Boca and Delray as well so I know first hand.

While I'm certainly hoping to buy for the cash flow, not for the appreciation, this home is a couple blocks from the beach, as well as one of the hottest towns in Maui - a town that has no room for further development, but has people moving here every single day.

Those 2 cities are some of the hottest in the country. 

Lisa - Lakewood is by far the hottest market in the Greater Cleveland region, last week I sold a western Lakewood duplex in multiple offers in a matter of days.

So, here is my rant.1)Our fellow  residential agents out there even in the hottest of markets invest in taking great pics.

I have two questions:Which cities are the hottest right now?

Note, Seattle, Las Vegas, and SF/San Jose, markets are the hottest right now.