Sacramento is projected to be the #4 hottest metro market in the nation this year with 7.2% appreciation.So that means the $350k property you purchase today will be worth ~$375k a year from now, essentially putting an additional $25k in your pocket, more than $2,000 per month.

What are the hottest areas in MI for getting deals wholesaling?

Sacramento was recently projected by Realtor.com to be the #4 Hottest Metro Market in the nation with an appreciation of 7.2% and sales growth of 4.9%.

Mesa is a large city and it's best to get zip code specific whenever you're trying to determine how the real estate market is doing. 85201, 85202, 85210, and areas close by are some of the hottest in metro Phoenix.

By the time you add in some utilities and repairs, you probably won't cash flow much if at all.But then again, you said this is a long-term investment, and it is true that Sacramento will be the #4 hottest metro market in the nation this year, with a projected appreciation of 7.2%!

If you are only looking in the hottest possible real estate areas then yes, a MFH may be too expensive compared to what it is going to give you from a return standpoint.

It is a 4bed/ 3.5bath, 3,479 sqft gorgeous 3 story luxurious townhouse in the best & hottest location in Tampa, FL (Soho District).

It seems 'logical' that both the hottest selling and economically depressed areas are both to be avoided (??)

But we do think this is the hottest we've seen the market, but because the price points and barriers to entry are still relatively low, I regularly meet people who are just now starting out and are excited about local investing.Thanks for asking that;  gave me something to mull over while enjoying my coffee. :)

For example, people are still raving about Atlanta and Memphis because they used to be the hottest markets, but I far from agree that they still are.