It's a hot topic in the mid west since a lot of the American auto companies build here.  

It's going to cost me 235 and about 7k in closing bring me to 242k in... the u it needs about 15-20k rehab to put it in mint condition (confirmed by the inspector who also works as a GM).. next door just sold for 295k within 5 days of people listed ( we are in a hot market in NY and many cash buyers are out there..

Hi BPI have been relentlessly trying to get a grip on a few of the hot markets in Florida.

He even installed a water heater himself with no labor charge so the tenant would have hot water over the weedend. 

I guess a better word would have been hot money or speculative demand.

However, going to REI meetups and events may be able to achieve the same goal.Yeah buying fixers if its a hot market makes no sense.

I had a tenant ask if, for therapeutic reason, they could buy an inflatable hot tub like the one in the link below and put it in the backyard. 

The game of real estate is capital intensive.

It's too easy for things to slip through the cracks during a transition which can get you in hot water.

I also know some people who were in the Air Force and stationed at Tinker, the rental market was pretty hot around there.