Does anyone have any good ideas of hot beds that I can look for properties in.

Or in better terms " the game of hot potatoes"- who or which investor is getting stuck holding the bag.

Let me explain... a brand new 3 bed 2 bath 2 car garage home that sells for $127,900 only rents for $1200 per month.Compared to a 30 year old home that sells for $85,000 and rents for $950 per month.However, a brand new 25 year Owens Corning shingle roof, high efficiency HVAC unit, new hot water heater, Delta faucets, and local code is much more strenuous today compared to 30 years ago.Building materials are more efficient and homes are much better insulated. 

There are numerous areas in Atlanta that is hot for flips.

The market is still hot so you’ll have to move quickly if you find something you want.

Tim, Katy is a hot market not only for rental.

But that luck in a sense the area did extremely well due to foreign buyers in my area and I bought the property in 2010 which was close to bottom of the housing market.I've taken great interest in the BRRR method, but I cannot do it here, as 3 bedroom houses are a million a piece.I'm looking into PA Bloomsburg area but must do some research to see where the hot markets are.  

Sounds to me like they do not know basic rental laws, and that could get them into some real hot water.

She uses a story where they found a condo in red hot Phoenix market that sat for 90 days because nobody wanted to rehab it.

We own two rental properties in Baltimore, which is a very hot city for med students.