@Lakecia Ann  Depends on where you're based and how hot the market is. 

Rickey Rod 

But when there is no hot water and its 20 degrees outside and everyone says "we'll try to get out next week" and your wife is shivering in the shower every morning...you pay the $1000 and try to recoupe it later).Hope this helps!

Yes it totally makes sense why FHA 203k is not doable in this hot market.

Sooner or later you’ll have septic/plumbing, electrical, hot tub,and  HVAC issues.  

Small but charming home flipped in this hot market.

In air conditioning, the air is squeezed, which makes it hot (P1/T1=P2/T2), and then the heat is taken away by a fluid that is cooler than this super hot air, and then the pressure is released, which by the same law makes it cold. 

For example, even in the hot growth market of the Dallas area unless there is dense development, townhomes are not suited for that area.  

@Sean McKee - Yea I think 2022 will continue to be a hot year for real estate. 

I'm always looking one neighborhood over or one town over from where things are already hot.