This is a small home in an older neighborhood in the incredibly hot Denver metro area market.

During the hot summer months in AZ we like to escape to the mountains and in my boredom I will bid on properties at trustee sales.

The trole I own has a boiler water system that is not individually metered to the units. I am curious if anyone has replaced a boiler for three separate on demand water heaters. Pros and cons welcome.Thanks

Now think about how hot your dryer gets.

My hometown, Seattle, does not have good cash flow and the market is too hot to try to compete from overseas. 

Yes there are some very hot markets.

It is at a peak in some cases and areas.Investors typically buy just a few that are still deals in the hot markets and then either change asset classes more at the bottom to buy or wait until the markets go down and gobble up a bunch then.You never just buy to buy in a market people say "can't lose".  

The next step would be to work with the Realtor and determine the hot markets, in your County, with the greatest number of sales over the last 90 to 120 days.

There is usually supposed to be some play and freedom of movement as with hot and cold weather you will have some flex and expansion occurring.If it's front door then have some off the bottom but need weather stripping to make it air tight and too keep animals out.

Hello @Kai DeNeve Yes Vancouver is crazy expensive, but it's hot right now.