All Forum Posts by: Anthony Hurlburt

I would add it to your rental portfolio.

I agree.  He's been clean for 25 years.  He deserves a chance.

I like the idea of a year lease. So I would propose that you have them sign a year lease. If they are hesitant you can explain to them that it protects them from rate increases mid-lease. 

Does it say that it is a business owner policy?  My policies that cover my rentals all say that. I would be concerned by #3, the others not as much.

I would choose option #6.  I would be building my portfolio of properties.

I have a property manager based in Utah county that I use that I would recommend as well

Make sure you include yourself on the mailing list to verify that the postcard were sent correctly.

Even without the high property taxes this is a terrible deal.

If you are looking to be reasonably close to downtown then the Sugarhouse area and the east bench are some great neighborhoods in Salt Lake City

The price for your rental seems right in line with what I've seen and what I have a SFH rented for. Your security deposit seems really high to me though. I would guess that is what is making you less competitive.