I think that the reason that the separation is not more dramatic is that new construction represents a significantly higher percentage of townhouses than with single family and the rising prices are at least partially attributable to the rise in material costs.The situation in Salt Lake and Utah counties is quite different as townhouses represent an entry level price point that is becoming rarer and rarer in detached single family houses.  

If theirs, take with a huge grain of salt and probably re-run them completely with a fresh set of assumptions.

I'm looking for a recommendation for a home inspector in the Salt Lake City, UT area. 

I currently own 3 rental properties in Salt Lake County Utah (townhouse, duplex, condo) and I am looking into bigger and bolder RE.

Now take this with a grain of salt, because I am just giving you my opinion.    

I am looking for a Reliable Honest and professional Licensed and Insured flip/Rehab contractor along the Wasatch front can anyone recommend one?

I respond as a former student, not a landlord, so take this with a grain of salt.

@Jon BlownerdI’m a newbie so read my post with a huge grain of salt.

Wouldn't be worth it to me.But, I don't know you, or your current financial situation, so take what I say with a grain of salt.  

You can google Salt Lake REIA, Utah REIA, Utah Valley REIA and Northern Utah REIA.