Unfortunately I agree with other commenters that Utah is now "past its prime" as a housing market.To Dan Carbone: good luck with your strategy!

Here's my take:  (Warning: Long post)  As a RECF site that focuses only on Real-Estate Debt, they seems to be just a newer, carbon-copy of PatchOfLand.com, as far as I can tell...  

I said you mean until the house blows up or he dies of carbon monoxide poisoning?

You may actually be surprised when you find out how many different forms you need: the lease agreement is the main piece, but the you have rules and regulations, smoke detector notice, carbon monoxide detector notice, pet agreement, move in / out inspection check list, pet agreement, lead based paint addendum and lead besaed paint pamphlet.

thanks @Kevin Carbon.

., and meet applicable state laws related to carbon monoxide detectors, water heaters, etc.). 

@Tom Pritchett - Get in contact with @Troy Fisher, @Tiffany Plovie, and @Kevin Carbon.

Hey @Mukul Patel, what @John Carbone and @Collin H. said is correct.

I don't disagree with you @John Carbone, but not everyone on here is lying about their success.

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.