I hear the smokies are HOT though!

They were built in the 70's and 80's and have no or one car garage also no central heat or air.

I'll admit I love lazing in the hot springs when its snowing and the lifeguards are bundled up in parkas.

That is why i think REI is such a great investment.No matter what the market is there are ways to make money.Right now our market in Calgary AB is super hot with increase of 25-50% per year.

And in this extremely hot market that were in here in my city he's trying to get a major discount on the price.

As you know Arizona is still hot and investment property is on it's way back up.

Take care out there.It is a breath of fresh air when newbie investors see that it isn't as easy as it sounds and seek help.

Around here, there are hot areas where cap rates are much worse.

From there the skys the limit.But you won't get to that point until you start flipping some paper contracts, and or houses to build up the invaluable experience necessary to know hot it all works.

It is the norm that landlords supply heat and hot water in Maine, from what I've seen.