There are some businesses deemed "sin business" that are disqualified from Opportunity Zones they are; any private or commercial golf course, country club, massage parlor, hot tub facility, suntan facility, racetrack or facility used for gambling, and any store the principal business of which is the sale of alcoholic beverages for consumption off the premises.

In a hot market, sometimes there are multiple applications to choose from.

One San Diego woman has found herself in hot water with the city after renting out her home without acquiring a proper permit.

Here's one idea you might try that will save you time doing showings if you have a 'hot' unit:Schedule three to four showing times a week, each a half hour long, spread out over one midday, one after work weekday, and one weekend.

just try to get Thai tenants next time the hot Chiles and coconut juice should take over pretty quickly 

It was mostly the hot-headed stubborn fathers who had escalated the problem in the first place.

Nearly all my leads/responses came from Zillow, trulia, and hot pads.

If its in a hot area (Decatur, cabbagetown, etc..)

So selling them all and purchasing new real estate is not an option right now, especially with such a hot market in AZ.

Denver Metro is exceptionally hot right now (we entitled and sold a major apartment land parcel to Lennar).