Suggest learning to ask better questions and frame your concerns better to get the best responses from others.If the property is in a hot, hot, hot area, developers will see highest and best use for property and see value as land minus demo cost.

Labor Department reported.With homeownership at the lowest rate in 25 years, and the rental-vacancy rate close to the slimmest proportion in more than two decades, 2015 is seeing a continuation of a landlord’s market, and letting landlords to charge more.Just how hot is rent inflation?

I would love to invest in Midtown myself but you're right it's so hot now that values are through the roof. 

I would suggest currently hot areas in Cleveland and possibly Virginia / West Virginia.

I was thinking about trying to get my first deal there but I'm concerned that I wouldn't get the appreciation I want after the rehab given how hot things are in Dallas right now.

The market is definitely hot here and so are the number of realtors per capita (everyone and their mother is/knows one).Given the above, I would love to learn from the more experienced folks, maybe some words of encouragement, or when it would be a good idea to go to a different town assuming the above continues.

My market is so hot there are almost no distressed properties or foreclosures.

I realize that NPN are hot, that's really because of the brokers pushing them, books, seminars and the guru stuff.

Greys are very hot right now.

What year houses are you looking for, what price range, what type of neighborhood, and on top of all that you should network with a realtor and see what areas are "hot"