The housing market in LA is ridiculously hot right now, but perhaps that will change by the time you move.If you're stuck on those numbers, I would consider Inglewood where you might be able to get close to what you're looking for in terms of price/square footage.  

Hey all,The news that St Louis, Missouri is the #2 hot market according to Realtor.com has been generating a lot of buzz - my investor clients and other people working in RE keep telling me they're seeing the news all over social media.http://www.riverfronttimes.com/newsblog/2015/12/02...I'd be curious to hear other investors' perspective on realtor.com's top 10  http://www.realtor.com/news/trends/top-10-real-est...

Welcome, Note deals are Hot

I have something that came up, and I am trying to see if I can make it work, but need some help.So I have this property, which is in a pretty hot area for rental.

If you have MLS access or are working with a realtor, I would have them pull all properties sold in the HOT zip codes in your town for the last 6 months that were cash transactions.

The market is already hot, so by focusing on understanding the moving parts for another 6 months you really won't miss anything.

It doesn't matter if the market is hot or if there is blood flowing in the streets or what happens next, if you let the numbers be your guide you will tend to make rational investment decisions with profitable exits.People need a place to live, even when the SHTF.

I'm looking to purchase a single family rental from my great aunt, it's located in a piping hot Downtown Charlotte NC neighborhood.

I'm currently back home and looking to 1) rent out my room and earn some cash flow, and 2) find another hot spot to invest in, and 3) find a lender who will lend to me (great credit score, have collateral land and cash, but no solid proof of income for last 2 years -- traveling).  

We purchased the property in a hot, up & coming area of Chicago (right along the hipster highway) and would really like to have at least one more building around here before the prices skyrocket.