or some call them pipe farms.. there were some incredible deals in 2010 on dirt far out weighing most any other investment just on  buy it for X sell it 7 years later for X.  

Florida is the opposite, with extremely hot summer's but the wi terms are lovely.

Your job is going to be put at risk, odds are hot unless you go into bank-owned property sales, keep that in mind, that is number one.

It is in a hot neighborhood in Leander.  

At this time the market for multifamily properties is extremely hot. 

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To me, this doesn't ring as true in hot markets like where we work in Colorado.

ALL.The second overheats on it’s outer walls, where is feels dangerously hot (not just warm).I’ve never had any new appliance not operate properly and am wondering if this is a trend or if my 2 out of 2 refrigerators ended up being outliers.The dishwasher hasn’t been installed yet, so the jury is out on that one.

When the market is hot, cap rates are low because buyers are willing to pay a premium for an income stream, typically on the belief that the income stream they are buying will be larger tomorrow than it is today.