This comes way late but how did you TIC cash buyers for your property?

Reminds me of the late 70’s early 80’s when the National Association of Realtors declared that within the next 10 years 50% of the homes sold in the U.S. would be some form of attached housing.  

As you can see, the tenant must pay a portion of the rent and they are often late.

How long do you have to wait if the renters are late on their rent before you’re allowed to file an eviction notice here in Utah?

I’m also curious as we aren’t seeing many buy and hold investors lately.

They’re a large PM company, operating in about half of the U.S. states, but lately, the local turnover has become a real problem.

I will tell you what I tell most of the trolls who hop into a forum late, hide behind their fake profile, and get scared to go on a recorded Zoom - get some help.You are not in reality.

We signed the agreement on a Friday, and they were out on Saturday and had it listed that afternoon. 

Worried about keeping things separate now that I’m thinking along these lines a month after owning / after rehabbing the property but better late than never, I hope. 

In my own experience, when a tenant needs 2 jobs (not 2 people have 1 job each) just to make rent standards will ensure frequent repeated late rent payments.Consistent long paying jobs and income history is more indicative of stable rent collections.Keep looking.