@Wendy Carbone, I would not accept.

It was basically a carbon copy of what we had done a few streets over.The buyer ended up putting in some custom upgrades that i wasn't fond of.

Become handy at estimating monthly expenses including property management, maintenance, taxes/insurance, and CapEx reserves and you will quickly be able to sift through a large number of potential deals to find the few worth putting in an offer on.In order to connect to locals, I would recommend touching base with @Kevin Carbon as he hosts a monthly, informal BP Meet-Up in Lakewood.

I would buy in Some areas of Carbon County.

@Kevin Carbon is the organizer.

Tenant(s)s are also responsible for maintaining batteries in smoke detectors and or carbon monoxide detectors if applicable.The Tenant(s) is responsible for any person or persons who are upon the or occupying the Premises or any other part of the Landlord’s premises at the request of the Tenant(s), either express or implied, whether for the purposes of visiting the Tenant(s), making deliveries, repairs, or attending upon the Premises for any other reason.Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, the Tenant(s) is responsible for all members of the Tenant(s)’s family, guests, servants, tradesmen, repairmen, employees, agents, invitees or other similar persons.TO SEE THE REST OF MY LEASE AGREEMENT GO TO     Resources    Click on File Place    Choose Lease Agreement by Nancy Neville

With solar you can reduce your carbon emissions by 3-4 tons, improve your property value, and even eliminate your electricity bills.

@John Carbone, I am not a CPA, and it will be nice to ask you CPA.

@Will Mann  although in general I agree with you.. but as an old dog  who has lived through the rise of the computer age.I remember starting in the business and bringing along my box of carbon paper to make copies for my clients.  

The funny part (not really actually) is that the house has gas cooktop, fireplace, gas water heater, gas forced air heating and has NO carbon monoxide detectors.