If you are looking to invest into real estate, I have found this site to be incredibly helpful.

Some say Multi is super hot.  

We have had a hot rental market in Colorado for a decade now so we have the flexibility to raise rents every year but like @Nathan G. said, we save the larger increases for turnovers and smaller increases for renewals.

If you end up specializing in high-maintenance elderly properties to get your start in real estate investing, as I have, this becomes incredibly valuable.

@Fabian G.Happens all the time here, your Realtor (if you used one) should have educated you on the pipes.However in this hot market it’s very common for buyers to move forward with the piping as is.I imagine it will be difficult and expensive to hold your inspector accountable so it would probably be best to negotiate with the buyer or find a buyer who doesn’t care.I recently sold a unit to a buyer whom I warned about the potential issues and he simply didn’t care and moved forward with the transaction.

With that said, Disney just transferred 2000 jobs to Lake Nona area from California, which already has incredible demand for housing, so that would be a great option, Short term rentals near the theme parks perform amazingly if done properly and can generate tens of thousands a month in income.

Brand new HVAC and hot water heater, under warranty. 

The market is very hot in my area and the inventory is low (likely that way in several areas currently). 

My name's Anthony and I'm excited to say hello to the incredible group of people in this forum.

(Basically, if someone asks you why you choose this state to invest in out of state, there's more to it than "Its a HOT market, blah blah blah.")Please feel free to reach out an message me or comment.