Thought about enrolling in local Ron LeGrand course but would much rather connect with local investors that are walking the walk, not just talking the talk.

Thanks Ron and Peter for the welcome!  

@Ron Dayley I'll take that recommendation - Thank you!

Originally posted by @Ron Walraven:Is this a HUD property?

@Ron Kwiatkowski Like the Emily and Kim have said, you should give a complete review to your management agreement to see if that's mentioned anywhere in there.

A great broker I use is Ron Kuhn at Amerifirst Financial.

@Ron S.Yes.

@Ron Herrera thank you for the info.

The three strategies i am looking at are the follow:1- BRRRR - this is the most enticing since you could start potentially on a single house and take it one rental at a time but it also seems more time intensive and in utah it seems even more challenging to find a home to buy, rehab and then be able to refi and pull your capital out. 2- house hack a multiplex- I like this because your capital can go further since you don't need as large of a down payment and you can typically get more doors per $$. 3- turn key distance single family - we have talked to a local brokerage, Ron Phillips, which offers turn key homes mostly in the Midwest at better rent to price ratios than Utah.

Thanks,Ron Martinez