Not being familiar with the Cincinnati areas, would you have any advice on hot spots in Cincy or how I might start to learn more about it?

Also whether you want to be in the downtown center city area near all of the Artsy fartsy galleries, clubs etc, or do you prefer the tourists area, or maybe living it up by the waterfront {there are many choice hot spots}.

I wasn't sure where to post this, I hope it's the right forum.I've got a friend with a 20 unit trailer park set up, and I was talking to him about setting up a wifi hotspot to make a little extra money on the side.http://www.sputnik.com/support/faq/sputnick is one option.Then, as we all do, I started thinking big and thought why not just set up my own wireless ISP for the area around my properties?

Offering a Lease Option on a property which you do not OWN and are not the Agent for Sale is RE Fraud.This goes right into @John Thedford's thread:BP Is A "HOTSPOT" Of Illegal Activities

Of course I am in the Midwest which isn't going to feel anything compared to the super hot spots of real estate.

I guess these areas could be considered "hot spots" for foreclosure.

The area is becoming a hot spot with a lot of recent developments.

Dallas is a really hot spot right now but inventory is low.

Any advice would be appreciated as to where the hot spots in DFW are and the do's and don'ts for flipping homes.

Talk to your lawyer about your specific situation but generally the jurisdiction of your fund will be a natural result of the structure you choose and where you and your investors are located (in some industries it might be focused on a global hot spot for the industry).