It's way easier (and cheaper) to manage 1, 20-unit building than it is your 7 SFRs.As far as new build...maybe.

Also, homes in Kaysville, and even into Layton are within 30 minutes of downtown, but the homes are way cheaper than South Davis and North Salt Lake Counties.

And you have to keep your rehab costs to a reasonable level, like $15k to $20k for these cheaper properties.Your subject property's $83,900 asking price is only 80% of the $105,000 ARV.

Cannot believe the Zillows and Redfins haven't been able to crack it yet to create a better/cheaper "MLS".

Makes at least 50% of the voting tenants not want to rent there (Political Hot Button)Cheaper to out source electricity (I don't have to be in the electricity business. there are miles and miles of copper wire coming from the local utility that are already connected to the unit).

This is also cheaper than going with HML. 

That even included some "emotional support animal" gear for the dog too.This is cheaper than any pet fees I've ever seen (over an annual lease term).It states that you can use ANY breed of dog which is fine, but there is NO training for the animal provided AT ALL!

My first loan I went for the cheaper interest rate (a 12 month) and was sending in $2500 a month.

Maybe State Farm is cheaper in certain markets, but I moved from State Farm to Nationwide and saved a ton.

It allows for cheaper living and in many cases, allows for closer or more desirable neighborhoods to be within reach.