And, as to investors running around trying to get investors or sellers to give non-recourse financing, if that deals blows up my bet is that you'll be in hot water if there are significant losses.

I've been looking at the market in and around my area and Central Florida in general is looking pretty hot right now.  

If you guys are rolling hot on a topic, then KEEP GOING!

This in turn depends on numerous factors: how hard the homes are to sell, how much marketing they need, what the typical commission is in the area, how hot the area is, etc.One word of advice: pigs get fat but hogs get slaughtered.

I hear it's hot in those areas and they are growing fast.

I'd drop that hot potato into some timeshare relief agency's lap if I were you.And let's keep this place free of politics, shall we?

Somehow, "SuperFreddie" just doesn't roll off the tongue as nicely.Once they "fix" Fannie & Freddie (for the THIRD time in a decade), those two can open wide & swallow the poison all over again.We thoughtless Taxpayers can carry "IT" a little while longer - this is a problem FDR could have have bungled without breaking a sweat.After that, a home deep in the woods, "complete with bunker", will be the "Hot Feature Of The Year" on MLS.They'll sell well, likely with FHA loans & a Grant from the several levels of overstaffed Governments

The market was hot, and there was a big demand for new houses.

Taking advice on here could get you into some hot water.  

Its for sure a hot market, but there are still deals to be had.