Do you consider this market hot?

That means that for every 1000 people you plug into the ad, only 8 will come out at the end but they'll be EXTREMELY HOT!

You have to know which submarkets in your area are hot- that is where rents are trending up.

We basically had to add an AC and hot water heater, add lighting, rebuild the kitchen, and touch up paint.

Ohh this is a pro's pro man, didn't even have to ask as he put the smokin' hot price right in the email. 

And so far I have been coming up with a business model (I was looking at Air BnB), coming with a name for my business, etc; I am building the foundation of my landlording business.

Need to include roof 25 year life span, appliances and hot water heater 12 years, hvac 20 year life span, bath and kitchen remodel 20 year, etc.

I'm doing my best to identify hot areas to invest in.I'm looking for vacant lots to buy.

Denver has a lot of areas in the path of progress both on the edges of already hot areas and also within previously over-looked pockets in certain areas that are kind of run down but are about to be revitalized.

I don't invest in CA or any of the hot markets so can't really speak to that but I value cash flow and that is probably hard in your area at the same time a really value investing locally...how is that for a useless answer?