Posting too soon will just add more days to it being on market and when renovations are finished it won't be the "hot new" listing.

You haven't satisfied his "hot" button, whatever it may be.

We host a STR focused hot sheet that at presents shows 100+ active or eligible STR's listed for sale- Exclusivity & Trajectory: As popular as STR's are, there really aren't that many (homes in general) on the Oregon Coast.

Hot investment topic alert: Assumable mortgages and purchasing properties with one. 

In the hot areas in my market where we are using escalation clauses...it is standard practice to show the first page with names blacked out to justify the escalation amount.

@Derek Morrison I list “typical qualifications” in my rental listing then have a specific email response to inquiries that again lists my “typical qualifications,” along with an attached application form, that if they meet those, they can request appt x day for 20-minute time slot, and I only accept applications after meeting them at the appointment.

But if those have to be dumped every week like a hot tub, maybe not.   

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How hot is it in Phoenix @Bruce Woodruff  I moved to DC, having fun in the weeds of multifamily.

One hot topic to consider is getting involved in Qualified Opportunity Zones (QOZs).