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Stefan Coles
  • West Jordan, UT
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Investing In West Area of Salt Lake County, Utah

Stefan Coles
  • West Jordan, UT
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Hello BP!

I am currently looking for my first rental in Salt Lake County, Utah.  I have been drawn to the west area of Salt Lake County because of the lower property prices.  I would say that the west area market has more C rated properties than most.  I am currently drawn to mostly multi family rentals because I would like to house hack.  I have a few questions and they are as follows;

Has anyone had good luck with investing in West Valley, West Jordan etc?

How have the tenants been for you?

Would you recommend continuing searching in the west end of the valley?

Let me give you a little more information about my current situation.  I have a potential investor that is willing to put up the down payment and completely own the property. I would like to find a 3+ unit multi family unit rent out 2-3 units and live in one of them for free.  I am interested in being a landlord for a year or so just to get a feel for it.  While I am currently a landlord (hopefully living for free) I want to save enough money to get my own property in the years to come.  I would appreciate any good insight from any investor and/or recommendations on what I should do.

Thanks in advance!

Stefan Coles 
West Jordan, Utah

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