I agree with @John Carbone that you might find a portfolio loan that can fit your needs.I see you are located somewhere along the gorge so I assume the house is there as well?

I will be investing in some rental properties in the Carbon county Utah area in a couple months, but I'm having trouble estimating rents in the area.

.- Change all kitchen / bath, garage and outside outlets to GFCI, depending on jurisdiction sometimes we change to separate circuit on Arc Fault breakers- Move Microwave to separate circuit- Add hardwired smoke / carbon detectors to code- Add Air hammer arrestors to fridge, D/W, Laundry- If replacing windows, ensure all new windows meet egress.Well be wrapping up tile, flooring, and swapping out the light fixtures next couple days!

The inspector said that as long as they have a smoke+carbon dioxide alarm, windows that can open up to 20"x24" (in case of fire and for escape) and the average person can stand upright with ease, then the owners can consider the two rooms in the attic as two bedrooms.

Carbon footprint.

I got a call last night from the fire Department, they were called by my tenant because his smoke/carbon monoxide detector was going off.

I guess they thought the carbon monoxide would kill people off before they had a chance to feel cold!

A company I worked for several years back go involved with a company that was selling carbon credits. 

Your agent is subject to what information is provided to them buy the sellers agent, if any at all.My First piece of advice for anyone considering a short sale purchase would be to require you agent to BCC (blind carbon copy) you on every email he sends to the seller’s agent.

You run an STR and a guest dies from carbon monoxide poisoning, which happens, another story for another day, and the family sues you.