I have a 50' wide x 150' deep undeveloped lot in East Lake Atlanta (very hot area) on Salmon Ave.

I'm wanting to try this model in my home market of Los Angeles but the rental market is so hot I think I'll be sorting through a lot of leads before I find a landlord willing to take a (perceived) risk on me vs. a traditional tenant.One question - why would a landlord agree to first months' rent due after 60 days?  

Market has been hot with out of state investors. 

I suppose my view of the Fix/Flip market being super competitive is colored by the mainstream news stories talking about how "hot" the flipping market is in Phoenix, and even seeing TV shows featuring some of the locals. 

@Matt Chavez with the market in WA and CA being so hot right now, I would cash out while people are still crazy and buy an apartment building in a less expensive market with a higher rate of return.

Don’t go for the Forbes hot markets either, everyone else already is.Minneapolis and Louisville have worked well for me.

I hear duplexes are hot in San Antonio right now, I bought 6, mainly during the Great Recession and prices are high now so be careful. 

I consulted with my retail RE agent @Jordy Clark and he suggested I just do a little cleanup and put it right back on the MLS, because the spring market "is so hot."

I know the appreciation is icing on the cake, but with the Boston market being so hot and continuing to stay hot, I can only imagine what the appraisal will come in at over the next few years.Best of luck and continued success in your real estate endeavors!

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