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Peter Rodriguez
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Utah Newbie looking to get into Real estate

Peter Rodriguez
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Hi, I live in utah , currently based in Salt Lake City.

I want to buy a property to House hack within 10ish miles of Salt Lake.

If you're in the area or know about the market what are my best resources?

RE Agents , Lenders, Property Managers, Property Evaluation (like by county or state), etc. 

I know it's asking a lot , but I really want to build my assets I don't want to work for 40 years , and I think most of you don't either.

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Jaiden Olsen
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  • Kaysville, UT
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Jaiden Olsen
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  • Kaysville, UT
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@Peter Rodriguez, Welcome to BP! Congrats on finding this awesome community! Finding deals is hard. Period. Especially in Utah! Every investor struggles with it. If it were easy, everyone would do it, right? I would highly recommend coming out to the local meet-ups and meeting people. Networking is one of the most valuable tools you can have in your toolbox. Meeting good wholesalers is a great strategy. Surrounding yourself with like minded people is extremely valuable. Check out these websites for the most valuable, inexpensive, networking groups and start attending! There are several events, in multiple different locations, at different times, etc. So find one that works for you and get out there!

https://www.utahreia.org/

https://uvreia.com/

https://slreia.com/

https://www.nureia.org/

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