@Matt Homsy I am not an attorney, so take this with a grain of salt, but for most people it is probably less expensive to get an insurance policy to cover yourself (especially for at least the first few).

You can also use Zillow's rent estimate taken with a grain of salt.  

Breglio, real estate attorney in Salt Lake.  

I am a newbie also so take what i say with a grain of salt. 

I'm currently interviewing a few local (Dallas / DFW) property managers. Some have been very helpful with providing feedback on certain neighborhoods / areas. However, I can't help but wonder if they are slightly bias...

I am preparing to buy a multifamily home to owner occupy in the Salt Lake City area.

I'm moving to the Salt Lake City (SLC) area and looking to buy a home (2607 S Highland Dr, Salt Lake City, Utah 3bdr 2bt for $349,900).

Take that with a grain of salt, it is extremely rare for that to happen, many people fail up to 5 times.

Any insurance broker who is worth his salt will be able to get you a top policy and as long as you stay in the residential arena I'd be suprised if you find much of a price difference.

My grandfather passed down his property in Salt Lake City Utah.