Needless to say, the capital gains will be massive, hence spreading most of the sale of the home into other rentals.We have been looking into parts of Utah (near Salt Lake City) and Idaho (near Boise) for sfr's or multifamilies investments and would like to stay in B or A neighborhoods.

Cashflow is hard to come by and Utah is a tough market for that.

I doubt there's very many other investors in Orem, UT, I'm sure there's some in SLC, but that's no reason you can't outwork them. 

One of those markets I would like to explore more is the Salt Lake City to Provo, Ut corridor.

My name is Patricia McPherron, living in Salt Lake City, UT. 

It looks like an incredible opportunity, while my local options are frustrating (Salt Lake and Utah counties).  

Other than the tear down process, we'll have to compare any differences with the diary on a new home I did less than a year ago in UT.

In Tampa, you have STR travel based on education tourism (USF & UT), medical tourism (some of the best hospitals including Baycare and TGF) and sports tourism (Bucs stadium & Lightning arena).

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We have a few local investors and solid investors out of CAL and Utah.