The property is located in a very hot area and we have a projected profit of $70k.

My impression was that a lot of these people were dabblers, if not, I would love to know how they make money off these because I have no clue.The properties that I did want to purchase were "hot" deals that either had a minimum bid that was higher than my max, or were bid up beyond my means. 

The city approved rental license inspector essentially just tested to make sure there was access to hot water, access to heat, no unsafe conditions like exposed electric wiring, CO/smoke detectors present/functional, fire extinguishers present/not expired, etc.

The housing market is on a bit of a hot streak.

These are the two hot zones with elevated rents due to their proximity to ASU Tempe.

However, I had to pay a premium for the exchange property because the market was so hot at the time.

When were are in a hot market we require a previewing questionnaire with 5 questions based around the application process - credit, income, pets, etc.

Bought a new construction in a very hot area (both temperature and housing market).

Ohio is a very hot market right now with a lot of upcoming growth and when buying real estate with cash, I like to focus on heavy cash flow markets. 

Austin is the capital of Texas, a corridor of the Golden Triangle (Dallas-Houston-San Antonio), home to a huge university, a large population, and still a lot of job opportunities.Overall, the market is warm, not as HOT as the weather right now.