Salt Lake City is in a similar situation as Denver just not as crazy from what I've read.

I don't know exactly how this works in Salt Lake County but every city is different so maybe ask around for some people who have dealt with city inspectors in the city where you are buying.

Now take what I say with a grain of salt - markets are in flux, and my expertise is on the commercial side, so I am sure someone can provide more insight on that side of the debt market.Midterm rentals seem to be gaining popularity, so maybe reach out to corporate groups and hospital staffing departments/agencies to try and get some longer-term bookings.

Do not believe their end without a grain of salt ... but learn.

Definitely take what anyone says with a grain of salt and do your own research and try to do what’s best for you.

If the management fee is low you add in a higher one.You have to take the numbers they provide with a grain of salt.

I am an agent in Salt Lake, but I just started looking at flips and rentals in Ogden because of my clients' requests.  

To add on to what Lawrence said...I am no attorney either so take this with a grain of salt:1.

Maintenance is on us in MF for the common areas (weeding, trimming, external lighting, hallway cleanliness, carpet cleaning, salting sidewalks, etc.), whereas in SFH I just let my tenants take care of all of that.

I take claims like this with a great deal of salt.