Airbnb market is hot, but is new... things can change.

I might sell it in 18 months when the lease is up and the market is hot in hopes of getting a $65k profit, or I will continue to hold it for the rental income! 

We have several universities, hospitals, and growing areas with good schools where the real estate market is hot.

I have a number of rentals in Northern Colorado, but the market is so hot here that the numbers for cash on cash returns are now very low.  

I currently own a home in my name used as a primary residence in the hot Denver real estate market.

Couple that with the fact that it isn't a hot market and homes tend to sit a bit longer in this town and this one is probably a pass for me. 

If you have any questions about the Atlanta market, what pockets are hot, or what exactly you need to do to get started with finding the best investment deal possible.I hope your excited for a bright and lucrative future in real estate!

I believe many investors who own rental properties in hot markets like California, New York, Seattle etc. are having the same dilemma as you do.

There is an "jacuzzi room", which may sound luxurious but it's really just an unused space at the moment since the hot tub is very old and I am not convinced it actually works.

Despite the hot market, we were able to find a property that provides just over 9% cash-on-cash return, after accounting for future expenses and vacancies.