There are also fears that the prospect of Brexit could impede any growth, not just in the UK, but in European economies and markets, the result being that property in French, Spanish and Portuguese hotspots are likely to be good value for money for the foreseeable future.

This is a likely scenario, and as the rising rate transition happens over the next couple years, we may see housing prices go up in certain neighborhoods that are hotspots for ownership and investments, as folks move quicker while rates are low.

KC sure is a hotspot for real estate. 

How do I find out if this is a hot spot or what its worth without having to pay multiple real estate attorneys? 

The property doesn't have baseboards but I am worried about the area where the floor meets the walls because it seems to be a "hot spot" judging by the darkened color of the tack strips and could potentially harbor some odors if they seaped into the seems.

I am still a newbie to real estate investing and I just moved to the US 4 years ago so I don't really know all the hot spots.

San Antonio has become a hot spot for investors and I love that market.I like that you're focused on buy-and-hold.

Biggest things to know are below:Find an agent like who knows the hot spots for AirbnbResearch revenue potential with sites like Airdna and Rabbu and look for a minimum 20% cash on cash returnDo market research for competition on Airbnb to know what amenities you need to stand outFind a solid cleaning crew and handyman (BP, Angi, Google, etc) as they are the lifeblood of your businessUse a pricing tool like Wheelhouse and a PMS tool like Your Porter to self-manage (no need to pay 20-25% of gross to a PM if you don't have to)Good luck and DM me if you have any questions!

At least they know the hot spots where people move.

Thank you for making us a real estate hot spot.