Would anyone suggest that there is a big enough difference between renters in the salt lake area compared to the Ogden area?

Take them with a grain of salt, as these are just my own opinions and observations:I tried to invest in a couple duplexes near Kendall Yards (an urban renewal project in an area that was previously locally called "felony flats") two years ago but the financing fell through, which was a shame.

I'm not anywhere near an expert, so take what I say with a grain of salt, but I've heard a lot of folks on BP say if you have a great deal to get it under contract.

Here are my recommendations(and I am also new to real estate investment so take my recommendations with a grain of salt): 1.

I would not have been doing my job if I did not charge the tenants for clogging the commode.I had one tenant file a complaint because we did not approve his application even though he was currently going through an eviction.Just had one applicant the other day place a bad review on yelp saying how she has this great rental history, when she is not on the lease agreement and the property management company will not give us any rental history on her because she is an unauthorized occupant.It is probably wise look at the BBB and Google reviews but you have to take it with a grain of salt because, it is usually owners or tenants that are unhappy that take the time to post negative reviews even though the management company has performed flawlessly under the agreement.I know one top property management company as an F rating on the BBB even though they are a good management company.We currently have an A+ rating but that can drop at any time is the BBB does not look at the validity of the complaints they just go by the number of complaints.Again, I believe the best way to find a good property manager is to seek a property manager out and has invested in advanced training and education and has attained designations, usually they also have years of experience.

I am a licensed Realtor in and around Salt Lake County Utah.

You have to take these with a grain of salt though, some MLS are agent input and you may not get credit for all your recent transactions. 

My Names Connor Moulton, I'm in the Salt Lake City Area.

Well, when something magically requires a high priced in person seminar versus a simple podcast or podcast series, or a multi thousand dollar consultation by a select few holding their cards close to their chest- You have beneficiaries of what is in essence a needless regulation.The bottom line is Lonnie Scruggs was the epitome of the self made salt of the earth millionaire that the elitists who control both parties despise.

Urine is sterile and highly acidic, and once the ammonia smell and the water evaporates the remainder is mostly salts.