I've seen too many first time investors jump into a hot deal and lose everything.

In Savannah, hot and humid, I'm not sure I'd make that bet.Good luck

Small but charming home flipped in this hot market.

You'll basically have a new home (that sounds like it's not been on the market in decades) in a hot area with income producing potential through a short term rental in the back yard.

I THINK that there’s a huge difference between the few full time, proven successful individuals who wholesale and the vast majority of wanna be, no cash, little knowledge spammers who try for 3-6 months and are then move  on to the next “hot thing”.I ASSUME that there are (may be ) some long term very successful wholesalers making a fortune at it.  

It's also true this can be a "hot button" with other residents, and yes, the board of directors can (and sometimes will) ban STR's down the road.

They just aren't here to say how bad they are doing because they hate real estate so much, got bad advice, and were scammed.Stop looking at every market that is hot because if someone tells you it's hot now, you are one year too late.

I am always surprised to see people from overseas interested in investing in our small town as this would no longer be considered a hot market.

In such a hot area, I'd think she could get $1,400 - 1,500?

My GC claims this is plenty of power since hot water and furnace both run on natural gas.