They work on our accounting/bookkeeping/reporting/administrative aspects of our rental portfolio.

Let me address your questions and provide additional clarity on key aspects:1.

Most real estate investors oversimplify some aspects of their business and overcomplicate other areas.

I have a great network here in Utah for almost every aspect of the transaction and I am always happy to represent anyone as an agent, with hands on experience with investing, I currently own three properties and am finishing my first flip.

The knowledge part was only one aspect of what I was missing.

The plain language of the statute, the legislative history, and our state's important policy of providing protection for low-income tenants all support the conclusion that the statute encompasses Section 8 vouchers.

This is truthfully the most overlooked aspect of most investors business.

The house hack aspect will make most properties a good deal (of course you still want to run your numbers and ensure this), but if you can find something that is closer to the turnkey side it will be a good intro to real estate.

- Do you handle evictions and the legal aspects involved?

Additionally, I’ve deepened my understanding of real estate terminology and gained valuable insights into the critical aspects of properties, from structural components to factors to look out for.