Syndication and multifamily is super hot right now. 

Also, as if the above wasn't enough, there's an encroachment issue that makes it not as straightforward a sale as I would like (which is probably how I was able to get it in the first place, because the market is/was hot).

Harder to get in hot markets.

If you are just there to bid on the obvious flips in the hot areas, it may not be worth the time.

You are far more familiar with your local area and there are opportunities to be had in all markets hot or cold. 

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In a hot market, it's sometimes necessary to get a property under contract ASAP without really seeing it.

When you couple that with jobs losses and ever-higher ability/requirement to work remotely (for those who can) from locations that are cheaper, I absolutely expect to be looking at increased inventory for LTRs, especially in hot tourist markets.

If I have someone that is marginal that expresses interest, I will book them last minute in between two showing slots of strong candidates to fill up the schedule, but more importantly to create demand pressure on the strong candidates. 

Self storage investing has become a very hot investment in the past few years, as the demand for storage facilities is increasing every year.