So here goes.I am also a relatively new investor so I would take my tips with a grain of salt.

I am new to BP and real estate investing and am looking at getting started in wholesaling in Salt Lake County.

That is just my personal outlook so take it with a grain of salt.

Hey @Anthony ZayasI would take my opinion with a grain of salt since I'm barely scratching the surface on this subject, but to answer your question...No.

I have a CPA firm i use here in Salt Lake City. 

I take it of course with a grain of salt.

But I take that with a grain of salt - although there may be corration, rising home prices is not the economy.I was more interested in how the Fayetteville NC economy is faring.A fun story - I had an investor friend in the Seattle WA area who complained people were paying full retail price for distressed auction properties.

The property is located in Salt Lake City, Utah.

The ones I can think of that I won't be covering  - Kitchen/cooking (tinfoil, parchment, saran wrap, baggies), shampoo/conditioner, Food (coffee, tea, sugar, salt/pepper, spices), dryer sheets/fabric softener, general cleaner (like a Lysol spray), Kleenex.Any differences for you between what you do cover/what you don't? 

So I would take my thoughts with a grain of salt. the grass is not always greener and i would certainly not sell just to try to chase yield in far off places of the US  Unless your moving up in asset class..