All Forum Posts by: Jesse Poll

It could be tough is trying to get into a cashflowing property with todays interest rates. House hacking may be a great idea but you may find the same difficulty on the other side because of the cost of the money today. 

Also Bill Barndt had an exellent point. If you lived there for at leat 2 year you can sell it as a primary residnence. If not and I could carry the cost then I would also keep it. The tax benefit could far outweigh the cost. 

What part of Southern Utah is your rental located?

It is extremely difficult to get a property to cashflow in Southern Utah if you are getting a loan. Many of the the STR's that are currently on the market are because they aren't cashflowing to pay the current mortgages.

I'm not saying that there aren't any that are cashflowing but many are not. 

@Sarah Kensinger I would love to chat with you about your company. 

Does anyone have a good referral to a great commerical lender in Louisiana?

Hey Taylor, 

I am an active agent here in Southern Utah and I would have to concure with the others that the Short term rental market may not be the best invvestment in Southern Utah at this time. 

Many are selling because the properties aren't cash flowing well or at all. 

I would love to sit down and go through the markert with you so you can see why this is happening and help you come up with a long term game plan. 

Jesse - 435-619-9415

The Larkin Group 

KW St George Keller Williams Realty

 Southern Utah actually picked up again in January. We are seeing multiple offers in almost every price range again this year. It will be interesting to see where this goes as we head into the spring selling season. 

I haven’t had much luck with finding a reliable handyman in Cedar yet. 

Let me check with one of my best clients this morning who has been in construction for 30 years in Cedar.

I bet he will know a good one.  

If not I know a young man in St George that may help you out in a pinch. 

I am an agent in Southern Utah. How can I best help you Sadierose?

I actually may have a line on a duplex coming up for sale. 

Give me a call at 435-619-9415 

Makes sense Dave T. They are interested in selling the property and my thought was that it would be better to have the higher net income which would mean a higher ROI. I realize this would have to happen over time but it looks like it will be a while before the market catches up to what they need to get for the property. So I guess this would depend on what the exit strategy is right?