When prices were lower it was great with having the capital there, UT, and technology.

I consider it one of the top four most landlord friendly states (with the exception of the city of Seattle which has a strong tenant union and some laws that put landlords at a disadvantage).Here are my top four: Louisiana, Texas, Utah and Washington.

Plus I wouldn’t be paying rent, my roommates would be.I’m looking to invest in Utah county.

Purchase price: $1,100,000 Cash invested: $165,000 Short Term Rental in Southern Utah What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

I have friends that are selling in Bear Lake, UT (a lake town) and during the summer months, its full but the winter months it is vacant except for the holiday weekends.

I'd love to hear from somebody in Utah but any advice on this would be grateful.

Utah occupies the fifth position with marriages lasting approximately 18 years.

I just graduated last year from UT Austin, so I love to welcome all texans on BP! 

Multiplex.I want a good cash flowing opportunity to hold.I’ve been looking at landlord friendly states:TX,AL,AR,MI,VA,MO,GA,IN,OHMountain States:ID,MT,UT,WY,NM,AZI want to minimize my search.

Utah's best recommends what I've outlined with the LLC covered by a trust.Good luck!