I went after the one signal that works for Entry to short term Trends and after I sell the house in Tampa, I can stay home or travel and make money with my laptop and a fast internet connection.

This happened in the common hallway leading to all the entry door for the residents. 

Not saying it can't work in your market but it seems like a hot market simply does not lend itself to this strategy quite as well (especially with the crazy-low interest rates we have right now).To me, there really needs to be a very good discount for you at the entry point, such as finding a property at a great price or buying an existing note at a discount (which is typically the case).

Entry level 10 rated school areas in Cali have multiple offers full price...why is that?

I live in the bay area and work full time so i don't have a lot of time to spend on rehab anyway and the entry costs for the bay area are too high for me. for this reason i was thinking of looking out of state. 

@ Brandon Schaffner, irrespective of the location you chose to settle down, you'll then want to consider your market entry strategy (which I'm sure you're already doing).

While buying another primary will be the lowest entry point it may not have the greatest return long term.

It is a much cheaper market in the metropolitan area from what I’ve looked at so far, I’m in San Antonio right now where it’s been booming and getting harder to find good deals, looking at both markets, it seems Detroit would be a lower entry point for us and we can expand from there.

I'm interested in switching to keyless entry locks that can be opened remotely.

Pick the wrong agent, contractor, and property manager and you will believe they are All trash.Pick the right one and you will understand how some people bring value to an industry with a low barrier to entry.