Great markets for that are (just for example) Denver, Salt Lake City and Atlanta. 

I look up random YT podcasts on RE.Try to avoid guys like the Lopez guy, and stay away from Salt Bae.

Any property manger worth their salt knows that when a resident pays, the late fees get paid first.

The one creates the odor is, Uric acid which consists of salts and crystals that give off the extremely pungent odor.

That area is still often icy, and we can't do much because it's shaded by a building next door, so we have some signs up and a bucket of salt there and the groundskeeper salts it as much as possible, not much else we can do.

@Basit Siddiqi even though the LLC is a pass through, could it still be considered an "investment" property, and therefore, exempt from the SALT limit?

You need to take everything with a grain of salt.

I am shopping for a duplex in Salt Lake City, as a first time purchase and house hack.

They shopped a few different insurance brokers and were able to insure a Salt water canal home for about 1600 a year.  

By that logic, you would have to do the same thing for salt & pepper shakers, sugar, spices, condiments, etc.