I know a lot of other investors that are still finding good cash flowing properties in Salt Lake county. 

No ice melt, salt or similar product may be used on the Premises.

Then they fill it out with their best friend, childhood buddy, best man at their wedding, salt of the earth kind of person.

To add salt to injury, they made a killing orchestrating the sale of the non-performing loan they did a such a poor job underwriting in the first place.

Every opinion offered to you should be taken with a grain of salt.

@Joseph Bramante on this post you have offered some interesting advice to people and hopefully they have taken it with a grain of salt.

I'm not an expert however, take what I say with a grain of salt.

I think it is related to the high property taxes, high cost of living in NJ in general, the new SALT law and creeping mortgage interest rates...those who don't buy with big profit margins built in will be challenged to make money when they exit the deal. 

I am looking to put together a list of properties in a Davis and Weber Counties in the Salt Lake-Ogden areas.

I also havent bought anything yet so take that with a grain of salt!