Frisco, Allen, McKinney are all very hot as well.  

If you hot water and dryers are electric your costs will be higher.     

Boxers don't do well in extreme weather changes, hot or cold, they do best inside with a constant temp.

Even plywood with hot/cold moist/dry cycles will warp in time.

I have Brandon's book on renting your primary residence, and I'm just looking for insight.I'd hate to sell it right because the Phoenix market is hot and our home has gone from $130k to ~$200k since we bought it in April 2011.

Detroit is a hot topic in financial magazines all over the world.

I did that when Atlanta was hot and I saw quite a bit of appreciation on my properties in just a couple years.

with the interest rates remaining low all the main investing markets are hot this year making inventory low and demand high.  

Setting it at 68 is irrelevant, as the house will never get that cold anyway in really hot weather.

Although some cities’ markets are booming because of job growth and shortages of homes for sale, across the country, sales aren’t as hot.