I purchased a single family house in Salt Lake City with a mother-in-law apartment in the basement.

I don't own anything this big so you may take my suggestions with a grain of salt.

Many parts of Queens are still appreciating so there could be some upside to hanging on, but interest rate hikes and the limit on SALT deductions will have a negative impact on housing prices (it's already started to in Manhattan).

Although we are native Texans, we currently live in the Salt Lake City area and love it. 

Hi all, just starting out and looking to buy a duplex in the Cottonwood Heights area near Salt Lake City.

Of course I'd still take that with a grain of salt.

So take this with a grain of salt. 

Most realtors worth their salt are already going to have investors they are working with, you need to establish yourself as a mover/shaker in order to get a realtor to actual do work for you.They only get paid if you buy, and there are WAY more newbies who kick tires than close deals. 

Any other recommendations for davis county/ salt lake?

Recently joined a group in Salt Lake City, with National Reach.Yesterday called a guy i met at last weeks' meeting to begin discussing a zoning issue and his interest in a property if I get it zoned commercial.Search for National Real Estate Investors Association Find the Association in your area.