The vast majority of my calls came from the first 2 letters, the response on the postcards was not so hot (less than .5% on the last postcard) Couple of observations:1.

When I went into one of the apartments, it was super hot in there.

Some weird quirks and twists with those, but easy workarounds.Atlanta has definitely been a hot market, but Houston is probably the next biggest one for those hoping for warm-weather locations.

Beacon, from my understanding, is a hot area.

This is in a fantastic location in Venice, so it's a red hot market there.

In most cases these deals can be tastier than a hot toasted english muffin with fresh strawberries and jam!

Hi Crystal,I'm an investor in Hot Springs doing buy and hold and lending.

Now, with the market pretty hot, it's a lot tougher to find those deals & flipping might be the way to go.I have pretty solid income from my job, so luckily, I don't need to live off my real estate investments.

The market here is really hot and all the future metrics for population/industry growth are really good, but it is definitely a sellers market right now.

If so, you might do well.If to don't fit these realms in business society, may I suggest you begin in residential real estate, because those in a busy commercial office don't have time to burp newbies that simply have ambitions, being hot shots in their own minds.