So you've got some tools and an eye for design, and you want to put your skills to the test in one of real estate's hottest trends: flipping houses.

If a buyer didn’t have enough income in the year they bought the building, they could be able to carry the expense forward into future years as a net operating lossalthough I doubt this ever happens but this would sky rocket sales.. big earners would be looking for deals December would become the hottest month of the year.. and if there is no deprecation is there recapture?

Both the new and used properties of the hottest neighborhoods in Las Vegas are moving fast.

I own a commercial property in one of Chicagos hottest neighborhoods.

The reason is, I've never once received a door knocking note and I live in one of the hottest markets in Toronto.

You'll have a hard time finding anything under $300,000 right now with much value-add in the hottest areas on the North and Northwest side.

Not only during the holiday season, but also at other times of the year as the spirit moves us.This past summer, during the hottest week of the year, we handed out a cold six pack of flavored sparking water to each tenant household.

Industrial has been the hottest commercial asset of the past years, hotter than MF; prices are through the roof now and way above replacement costs so it makes sense to build more however, with the industrial RE being into a potential bubble, the stock market being extremely toppy and the interest rates rising, i'm not sure it is the right time to start new projects.Dow Jones home construction index has taken a 40% hit since january, DJ construction and materials about 30%.

My suggestion is to stay in the hottest market in the nation, since you live there.

Atlanta - one of the hottest markets in the country and still growing.